You’ll explore where AI tools can genuinely help with analysis, extraction and transformation and how to find a treasure trove of stories buried in datasets. The focus is on practical newsroom tips and maintaining editorial oversight while working more efficiently.
The session will be led by Paul Bradshaw, Data Journalist, BBC.
In this session you will learn to:
- How AI can be used with datasets
- Designing formulae and other language challenges
- Using AI to create data: quantifying, extracting, translating and classifying
This session will be recorded with links to the video and supporting documentation emailed to all participants on the Friday following the session.
You can buy this session individually or as part of a bundle of all five sessions in the Advanced AI for Journalists course. The sessions which make up the Advanced AI for Journalists course are:
- 15 April – AI and Documents: Finding stories in the pile with Clare Spencer
- 22 April – Finding stories in data using AI with Paul Bradshaw
- 29 April – AI for Social – Scripts, captions and knowing when it’s bad with Tristan Werkmeister
- 6 May – Building AI agents to make you a better journalist with Parvathi Subbiah
- 12 May – What are journalists around the world doing with AI? With Cecilia Campbell
Bundle for all five sessions:
Members: £60
Non-members: £100
Corporate bundles:
Bundle for 10 people: £400
Bundle for 50 people: £3,500
