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  • Update·Policy·Nov 18, 2026

    What newsroom AI policies actually say in 2026

    A pattern review of 27 published guidelines. The headline: transparency over prohibition, humans on every byline, and a surprising consensus on synthetic imagery.

  • Update·Field note·Nov 04, 2026

    A week with a transcription pipeline that almost worked

    Notes from our first real attempt to fold automatic transcription into a regional desk — including the three workflows we had to throw out.

  • Update·Industry·Oct 21, 2026

    Indonesian publishers and the licensing question, explained

    Why the conversation has shifted from "should we block crawlers" to "what does a fair compensation model even look like" in twelve months.

  • Update·Research·Oct 09, 2026

    Hallucination is not the only risk worth naming

    Survey of recent literature on subtle, harder-to-detect failure modes: source laundering, citation drift, and confident omission.

  • Update·Programme·Sep 26, 2026

    Cohort 02 opens applications

    The second cohort of Good AI for Journalism opens for early-career reporters and editors across Southeast Asia.

  • Large language models, briefly

    What they are, what they are not, and why "it's just autocomplete" is both true and unhelpful.

  • Retrieval-augmented generation

    Why "the model looked it up" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.

  • Attribution, consent, and synthetic media

    Three questions every newsroom should answer before publishing AI-assisted imagery.

  • Prompting for journalists

    A short guide to writing instructions the model can follow — and a longer warning about over-trusting the result.

  • When to disclose AI use

    A working framework for transparency: what counts as 'material' use.

  • Training data, in one diagram

    Where models learn from, why it matters, and the licensing questions still unresolved.

  • Resource·Practice·Module · 48 pp · CC BY-SA 4.0

    AI literacy for newsrooms — starter pack

    A twelve-lesson primer covering core terms, common failure modes, and a basic verification workflow.

  • Resource·Practice·Guide · 16 pp · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Prompting for journalists

    Short, practical guide to writing instructions models can follow — with a longer warning about over-trusting outputs.

  • Resource·Policy·Template · Doc · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Newsroom AI disclosure policy

    An editable policy template based on a review of 27 published guidelines.

  • Resource·Practice·Worksheet · 4 pp · CC BY 4.0

    Verifying an AI-generated quote

    A printable, single-session worksheet for fact-checking outputs against primary sources.

  • Resource·Ethics·Slides · 32 slides · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Synthetic media in 60 minutes

    Editable deck for teaching the basics of AI-generated images, audio, and video to a working newsroom.

  • Resource·Concept·Reading list · Web · CC BY 4.0

    Where to start: AI and journalism

    A curated, regularly-updated reading list across academic, industry, and practitioner sources.