#audience-trust
#audience-trust

[ follow ]

#artificial-intelligence

55% Of Audiences Are Uncomfortable With AI-Are Brands Listening?

AI's integration in media is reshaping audience trust dynamics, especially among multicultural communities, which prioritize transparency and authenticity.

Poynter: When it comes to using AI in journalism, put audience and ethics first - Poynter

Ethical guidelines for AI in journalism are urgently needed due to audience distrust and anxiety.

Audience expectations for transparency in AI use are crucial for maintaining trust.

Data privacy concerns must be prioritized as newsrooms adopt AI tools.

55% Of Audiences Are Uncomfortable With AI-Are Brands Listening?

AI's integration in media is reshaping audience trust dynamics, especially among multicultural communities, which prioritize transparency and authenticity.

Poynter: When it comes to using AI in journalism, put audience and ethics first - Poynter

Ethical guidelines for AI in journalism are urgently needed due to audience distrust and anxiety.

Audience expectations for transparency in AI use are crucial for maintaining trust.

Data privacy concerns must be prioritized as newsrooms adopt AI tools.

moreartificial-intelligence

We'll stop looking down on content creators

Content creators are now closer to audiences than traditional media, impacting public opinion significantly.

When the winner's name isn't enough: How the AP is leaning into explanatory journalism to call races

The AP is evolving its election coverage to meet increased audience demand for transparency and understanding of the electoral process.

How PolitiFact improved social media trust (and how your newsroom can do it, too) - Poynter

Building trust through transparency and independence is crucial in fact-checking journalism.

Social media presents challenges in conveying detailed information, requiring news organizations to adapt communication strategies.

After the debate, plenty of insider texts but little transparency among political reporters - Poynter

Journalists heavily rely on anonymous sources in presidential campaign reporting, potentially impacting transparency and audience trust.

[ Load more ]