Poynter Summit on AI, Ethics & Journalism
Building tools that grow audience trustÂ
June 11-12, 2024
Poynter convened some of the leading experts in artificial intelligence, journalism innovation and ethics for a two-day summit at our headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida in June to discuss the key issues facing the industry. As part of the effort, we commissioned original research on the public’s attitudes toward AI and sponsored a hacktahon to create ethically sourced journalism products and applications that can help newsrooms capture the power of AI in responsible and transparent ways.
(Sara O’Brien/Poynter)
Read on for more from the symposium:Â
- Poynter takes lead on AI ethics with audience research and summit
- Why journalists should pay attention to developments in artificial intelligence
- We asked people about using AI to make the news. They’re anxious and annoyed
- The assignment: Build AI tools for journalists — and make ethics job one
International Center for Journalists Knight fellow Nikita Roy (center) told attendees at Poynter’s Summit on Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Journalism that AI is changing the ways news and information are being consumed.
Check back soon for more takeaways and material from our AI summit.
Poynter‘s AI ethics experts
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Kelly McBrideSenior Vice President and Chair of Craig Newmark Center for Ethics and LeadershipKelly McBride is a journalist, consultant and one of the country’s leading voices on media ethics and democracy. She is senior vice president and chair...Read More
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Alex MahadevanDirector, MediaWiseAlex Mahadevan is director of MediaWise, Poynter’s digital media literacy project that teaches people of all ages how to spot misinformation online. As director, Alex...Read More
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Tony ElkinsFacultyTony Elkins, a citizen of the Comanche Nation, is a faculty member at Poynter. His portfolio includes Poynter's early and mid-career leadership workshops Essential Skills...Read More
