AI in journalism: Balancing innovation, ethics, and human oversight

Giselle Ho
Apr 15
1 min read

2025-04-14. As AI reshapes journalism, newsrooms worldwide are grappling with pressing ethical dilemmas ranging from accuracy and transparency to the growing influence of big tech. At our AI Forum in Bangalore, industry experts discussed the need for human oversight, the risks of big tech dominance, and how audience expectations are shifting in an AI-driven media landscape.

https://wan-ifra.org/2025/04/ai-in-journalism-balancing-innovation-ethics-and-human-oversight/

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