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What “impact” means in an AI newsroom
This article explores why page views, traffic and social shares are increasingly inadequate measures of journalism impact, and how AI is making it harder for newsrooms to see and prove what happens after a story reaches its audience. It examines how newsrooms can measure traceable change, editorial impact and outcomes when audiences increasingly encounter journalism through AI summaries, chatbots, search and third-party platforms.
Why newsrooms keep reaching for the wrong AI tool
Newsrooms don’t always need the biggest AI model available. Fathm explores why matching the right AI tool to the right task could help media organisations reduce costs, improve efficiency and get more value from their AI investment.
Your project is already in your archive
AI doesn’t always need to create something new to make an impact. For small organisations with vast, messy archives, it can help uncover the value already sitting inside them. Babak Fakhamzadeh explores how walk · listen · create used AI to organise 15,000 pieces of content, connect visitors with more of its archive and roughly triple visits and page views.