TL;DR
Light is shed on how courses such as the Journalism AI Academy for Small Newsrooms intervene in participants’ AI practices, and how the course, in unintended ways, naturalises and depoliticises dominant understandings of AI and its inevitability in journalism.
This study sheds light on the complex role of news professionals involvement and investment in shaping expectations around AI and understands hype as a cultural resource that coordinates actors and mobilises resources that can be strategically leveraged.
Through the lens of New Institutionalism, this study examines how editorial technologists at news organizations understand and negotiate the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in journalism in order to understand whose interests are served. The study investigates what activities editorial technologists recognise as i...
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