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AI in the newsroom at Reuters, Reach, Independent and Metropolis

Press Gazette · Dominic Ponsford · last updated

Independent CEO Christian Broughton said editors making full use of various in-house AI newsroom tools are now “six times more economically productive” than those who don’t.

This was among the insights shared by news media leaders at Press Gazette’s latest Future of Media Trends event in London – a forum to discuss how publishers can best respond to the latest technology challenges and opportunities.

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