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Local newsrooms are using AI to listen in on public meetings

Nieman Journalism Lab · Andrew Deck · last updated
On March 7, education reporter Hannah Dellinger published a story on the experiences of Michigan LGBTQ+ students since Donald Trump took office. Dellinger spoke to several students who have seen a rise in hate speech at school after the president signed a series of anti-trans executive orders.
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