The New York Times is diving into the digital age with a splash, giving the green light for its product and editorial teams to harness the power of AI tools.
Imagine AI crafting snappy social copy, SEO headlines, and even code! The buzz started with an email announcing Echo, their shiny new internal AI summary tool.
But wait, there's more! The Times rolled out a toolkit of AI goodies for building web products and sparking editorial creativity. While AI can suggest edits, brainstorm interview questions, and assist with research, staff are cautioned against letting AI draft articles or handle confidential sources.
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The guidelines hint at future AI adventures, like digitally voiced articles and multilingual translations. Approved AI tools include GitHub Copilot for coding and Google’s Vertex AI for product development.
All this unfolds while The Times is in a legal tango with OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright concerns. AI at The New York Times is a thrilling chapter in the story of journalism!
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