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Meet the journalists training the AI models that might replace them
“If [models] were a vehicle, AI would be the car and humans would be the fuel behind the whole thing,” says one of the reporters who’s worked for Meta. When looking to employ people to train their systems, AI companies are effectively looking for people to do editorial work: judging whether text is clear, accurate, well-structured, and natural. Many AI train
This small news publisher in the Maldives is betting on investigative journalism to rebuild itself
“If we can't talk to the younger generation, we can't protect our values. It was the right moment to start anew," said columnist Mohamed Saif Fathih on the relaunch of the newspaper. Minivan News , founded in 2004, was one of the first online newspapers in the Maldives, building a reputation for award-winning public-interest reporting. More than 20 years lat
“We need to rethink what news is” – Our Digital News Report global launch panel on building audience relationships
A summary of an event featuring Simon Robinson from Reuters, Emily Kent Smith from Goalhanger and Kamal Ahmed from Fortune. How can news organisations best understand, relate to and serve audiences in a changing news environment? In light of the findings of the Digital News Report 2026 , three prominent media managers explored this question and more in a pan
“Your business strategy has to be based on quality” – Our Digital News Report Africa launch panel on surviving new challenges
A summary of a conversation with David Adeleke, Queenter Mbori and Adriaan Basson How can African news organisations sustain trusted, public‑interest journalism when audiences, attention and revenue are shifting to platforms, creators, and AI chatbots and summaries? This was the question at the heart of the Africa launch of the Digital News Report, which we