How India’s Scroll is building a trusted workspace for the age of personal AI

Giselle Ho
Jun 9
1 min read

Scroll, a 20-person Indian newsroom, is rebuilding its platform into a three-layer trusted workspace – one designed to give academics and researchers a personalised, comprehensive, and accountable environment for engaging with news.

https://wan-ifra.org/2026/06/how-indias-scroll-is-building-a-trusted-workspace-for-the-age-of-personal-ai/

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