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Trust, truth and tech: The ethics of using AI in journalism

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More and more artificial intelligence tools are available to help journalists do their jobs more efficiently and tell stories more effectively. But the rules around how to use AI haven't developed as quickly. This session engages student journalists in a discussion of how they might use AI tools effectively while still respecting the ethical rules that journalists should follow. The presentation will feature plenty of examples of best practices and include time for questions from curious students and advisers.

Nov 14, 2025 08:00 AM - 08:45 AM(America/Chicago)
Venue : Delta Mezzanine 4
20251114T0800 20251114T0845 America/Chicago Trust, truth and tech: The ethics of using AI in journalism

More and more artificial intelligence tools are available to help journalists do their jobs more efficiently and tell stories more effectively. But the rules around how to use AI haven't developed as quickly. This session engages student journalists in a discussion of how they might use AI tools effectively while still respecting the ethical rules that journalists should follow. The presentation will feature plenty of examples of best practices and include time for questions from curious students and advisers.

Delta Mezzanine 4 JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention amber@jea.org
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