AI in journalism: Live tracker of scandals and mistakes
Round-up of the main cases where AI use in journalism has gone wrong.
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Charlotte Tobitt
Charlotte Tobitt is UK editor at Press Gazette, having joined the site in February 2018 after spending four years at the Surrey Advertiser.
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Who’s suing AI and who’s signing: Microsoft signs Australian Copilot deal, US local newspapers sue
Plus: New York Times and Chicago Tribune sue Perplexity and Google signs non-licensing AI deals.
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Google AI Overviews give ‘incredibly worrying’ prominence to suicide method
Google urged to look at how AI summaries handle sensitive subjects.
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Daily Mail sued over ‘systematic’ lifting of social media images
US copyright claim says Mail liabilities could run to $10m per year.
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Substack reveals newsletters with most paying subscribers in UK
News publications including London Centric, Democracy for Sale and Will Hayward Newsletter appear in top 50.
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Guardian to create 55 jobs in digital and global push
Guardian transformation project focused on becoming ‘more visual, digital, global and experimental’.
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Axel Springer promises ‘AI-powered transformation’ as it completes Telegraph deal
Politico and Business Insider publisher ends three years of ownership limbo for Telegraph.
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‘Timidity is the thing that kills you’: Ian Hislop on 40 years editing Private Eye
Private Eye print circulation continues to buck rest of magazine market.
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Iconic Media (formerly National World) stays in profit post Media Concierge buyout
Integration of National World into Media Concierge deemed ‘very successful’.
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