As journalism grapples with another era-defining technological shift, few questions loom larger than how artificial intelligence will impact reporting, writing and the relationships between journalists and their subjects. At a virtual Nieman-to-Nieman seminar in November, four Nieman Fellow alums — each working on a different aspect of AI through the lenses of journalism, technology and education — discussed the hype, fear and potential of artificial intelligence.
Moderated by Tyler Dukes (NF ’17), lead editor for AI innovation in journalism at the McClatchy Media Co., the discussion brought together Uli Köppen (NF ’19), chief AI officer at public broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk in Munich; Ron Stodghill (NF ’01), professor at the Missouri School of Journalism; and Jaemark Tordecilla (NF ’24), a Philippines-based journalist, media adviser, and technologist focused on AI and newsroom innovation.
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