How do you know when AI is wrong? Lessons from our forum at The New York Times
Lessons from our AI x Investigative Journalism Forum at The New York Times, plus where to find us in San Antonio and Chicago this month.
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How do you know when AI is wrong? Lessons from our AI x Investigative Journalism Forum
At The New York Times, speakers at our forum showed how AI opens up stories too big to report by hand, and how they check its work before publishing.
What The New York Times learned putting an AI agent on the Epstein files
More than 100 journalists used The Times' Epstein Files Engine, and it fed at least 20 stories. Here's what its builders learned about archives, dead leads and duplicate pages.
When it's OK for a newsroom to fail in public — plus our sold-out AI x Investigative Forum
How to ship AI products in a newsroom without breaking trust, our sold-out forum at The New York Times, and new AI x journalism reads
How newsrooms can learn from failure without failing in public
Journalism has to be right the first time. Product work doesn't, as long as you know where to draw the line.
Watch demos from our latest vibe coding event, plus LA and NY in-person AI x journalism events
Six people demoed tools they built with AI, plus standard registration for Los Angeles AI x Visual Journalism Forum ends Aug. 15.
Our AI x Visual Journalism program, plus pitch a vibe coding demo
Early-bird ends Aug. 15; and we're taking pitches for a vibe coding show and tell on Aug. 13.
