#journalistic-ethics

#journalistic-ethics

Miller exclaimed. I know! And she had already been telling people, Swisher said of Nuzzi. It was getting out, right? There were too many people who were starting to know. Swisher said one person read her one of those weird poems. And there were pictures, too, she added. So then I went to work and started figuring it out, Swisher said. I just figured it out. That's all.

TV's news shows are often brought to you by a sponsor. Now, in the case of CNN, so too is its actual newsgathering. As part of a bold ad deal, T-Mobile 's logo will turn up often on screen when CNN reporters and correspondents deliver live reportage from outside the studio, a sign that the telecom giant's nascent "SuperMobile" service, tailored for business users who want quick, reliable connections and privacy safeguards, has helped establish the connection between journalists and audience.

The question today isn't whether we are using AI in journalism, because we do it already," but whether "we can do journalism without outsourcing our skepticism, our ethics, and our sense of accountability, both as journalists ourselves and the accountability we are asking people and organizations that hold power to provide," said Sideris who is studying how generative AI can better assist investigative reporting as a 2026 Nieman Fellow.

This version was drafted by Seth Mandel of Commentary, with whom I've been working, wrote Frum, a former speechwriter for President George W. Bush.