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ONA24 preview: What you need to know about how AI is transforming journalism

Online News Association · Karolle Rabarison · last updated

There’s no question that one of the biggest needs right now is training on AI for journalists and newsroom leaders. Since we launched regular virtual training and collaboration sessions through the AI in Journalism Initiative in February, over 1,100 people have engaged with the program.

We’re bringing that enthusiasm to Atlanta when we gather in person for the 2024 Online News Association Conference, Sept. 18-21. ONA24 will convene the leaders who are looking deeply at the opportunities AI presents now and what’s coming next, and the newsroom innovators with hands-on experience implementing AI tools to improve their work and better serve audiences. Join us with a full conference pass for four-day access or with a day pass. See registration options.

If developing AI strategies and skills are high-priority for your team, take a look at AI-focused sessions confirmed so far that should be on your must-experience list while at ONA24.

Wednesday, Sept. 18

Thursday, Sept. 19

Friday, Sept. 20

Saturday, Sept. 21

Note: These two deep-dive opportunities will run from 10 a.m.–3 p.m. and have limited capacity. RSVPs will open in a few weeks to people already registered for the conference.

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The Day Pass is available for $175. The four-day full conference pass is discounted to $460 for ONA members now through Aug. 8.(The price is $570 starting Aug. 9.)

For groups of 10 or more registering together, we offer $25 off each four-day pass. Contact registration@journalists.org if you’re bringing the whole team.

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