Artificial Intelligence powers the newsroom of the 21st century. But is journalism ready for the revolution?
From automated reporting that can draft articles in seconds to investigative tools that can find a single name in a million documents, the power of AI is reshaping every aspect of journalism. However, this new era presents a profound paradox: the same technology that promises a future of unprecedented efficiency and insight is also being weaponized to spread misinformation on a massive scale, eroding the very foundation of public trust.
Modern Journalism: Ethics, AI, and the Future of News is the essential field manual for navigating this turbulent new landscape. This book moves beyond the hype and the headlines to offer a clear-eyed, practical guide for journalists, newsroom leaders, students, and anyone concerned about the future of a fact-based society. It confronts the most urgent questions of our time: How do we uphold timeless ethical principles when our tools have no conscience? How do we build sustainable business models in an age of infinite content? And how do we redefine the role of the human journalist when the machine can write?
Inside, you will discover:
This is more than a book about technology; it's a profound argument for the enduring value of human journalism. It is a call to arms for every reporter and a beacon of hope for anyone who believes in a future built on verifiable truth.
Are you ready to build the future of news?