Jun 20, 2024, 8:00 AM
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Concerns grow over AI impact in news production and jobs

Highlights
  • Survey shows 52% of Americans worry about AI-generated news reports.
  • AI poses 'maximum risk' for news companies, according to a study.
  • AI's rise could disrupt various job sectors like data analysis, media, and finance.
Story

The rise of AI is disrupting fields such as data analysis, media, and the financial sector. The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism's Digital News Report highlights concerns about AI in news production and its potential to spread misinformation. Consumers are wary of AI creating news content, especially for sensitive topics like politics. Concerns about false news content online have increased, with 59% of survey respondents expressing worry. News organizations face challenges with audience reluctance to pay for news subscriptions. AI poses new challenges to the news industry, with suspicions about its use for hard news stories. Newsrooms are competing with AI companies like Google and OpenAI, which can summarize information from news websites. Social media platforms like TikTok are becoming popular sources of news, with news influencers playing a significant role. Publishers need to be cautious about deploying AI in journalism.

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