A nationwide survey indicates that 94% of respondents want journalists to disclose their use of AI. Conducted by eleven news organizations, including the Associated Press and USA Today, the survey gathered over 6,000 responses. The findings highlight a strong public interest in understanding the ethical implications and accuracy of AI in journalism.
The survey also revealed that while many are comfortable with AI tools for tasks like spellchecking, there is significant discomfort regarding AI-generated content. KXAN, one of the participating organizations, emphasizes the importance of human review in its AI practices. As AI technology evolves, KXAN aims to maintain transparency and prioritize ethical standards in its reporting.
• 94% of respondents want journalists to disclose AI usage.
• KXAN prioritizes human review in AI-generated content.
The article discusses public perceptions of AI's role in journalism and the need for transparency.
The article highlights concerns about AI writing stories without human oversight.
KXAN emphasizes the necessity of human review in its AI practices.
It participated in the survey to gauge public sentiment on AI in journalism.
It was one of the news organizations involved in the AI usage survey.
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