As AI becomes embedded in newsrooms, journalists need to understand both its opportunities and its risks. Tech journalist Nicole Kobie will share practical guidance on using AI safely, ethically and transparently, helping you make informed decisions in your reporting.
When: Wednesday 2 December, 12.30pm – 1.30pm GMT
Where: Online via Zoom
Watch back: All sessions are recorded. Ticket holders will receive a recording after the event along with any accompanying slides and notes provided by the session leader.
During the session you’ll learn:
- How to recognise the limitations and risks of AI tools
- The legal and ethical issues surrounding AI-generated content
- Practical guidelines for using AI while protecting accuracy, accountability and audience trust
Nicole Kobie is a technology journalist and contributing editor at Wired, with bylines in PC Pro, New Scientist, Vice and GQ. She specialises in separating hype from reality in emerging technologies, making her ideally placed to explore the opportunities, risks and ethical challenges of AI in journalism.
Pricing
This session is £10 for WiJ members and £25 for non-members.
If you’re not already a member, Women in Journalism membership costs £45 a year and includes discounted event tickets, access to exclusive events, mentoring opportunities and invitations to our annual parties. You can find out more here.
AI for Journalists: Practical Skills for Better Reporting
This session forms part of our 10-part AI for Journalists: Practical Skills for Better Reporting course. You can book individual sessions or save money by purchasing the full 10-session bundle at a discounted rate.
Find out more about the full course bundle here, or explore the individual sessions below.
Week 1: Understand AI with Miriam Phillips
Week 2: Find Better Stories with Miriam Phillips
Week 3: Research Faster with Helena Bengtsson
Week 5: Change the Way You Work
Week 6: Reach Bigger Audiences
Week 7: Write Once Publish Everywhere
