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Generative AI and Journalism: From Production to Perception

Generative AI and Journalism: From Production to Perception

Thomson, T. J.
Cools, Hannes
Thomas, Ryan J.

Hardcover

Series: Routledge Focus on Communication and Society

General ReferenceWriting InstructionGeneral Sociology

PREORDER - Expected ship date November 19, 2026

ISBN10: 104113908X
ISBN13: 9781041139089
Publisher: Routledge
Published: Nov 19 2026
Pages: 152
Language: English

Focusing on three areas of generative AI use - content, production, and reception - this book offers a timely perspective on the impact of generative AI on journalism.

This book brings together multiple research projects and engagement activities, including fieldwork in nine countries from across Europe, Australia, and the USA, to offer an expansive overview of the affordances and limitations of generative AI for journalism, how generative AI is (or is intentionally not) being used in journalism, and how audiences are encountering and reacting to generative AI-powered journalism in their daily lives. The authors trace the history of AI in journalism and contextualise generative AI as the latest iteration in a long trend of automating news and journalism production, editing, and presentation dating back to the 1830s. Issues discussed include labour displacement; algorithmic bias and algorithmic explainability; ethical, legal, and regulatory challenges; and audience perceptions of authenticity, accuracy, and transparency as they relate to journalism produced by or with the involvement of generative AI.

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