Journalism

Tuesday 10 November

Monday 9 November

Authors Can Defend Against AI Allegations With ‘Paper Trail’ Tools. Is It Enough?

AI-generated summary As authors face growing accusations of using artificial intelligence to write their books, software developers are offering paper trail tools to track and document the writing process. While platforms like Workings, Blindproof, Wintertext, Human Ink, and ObraVera promise to help prove human authorship or track copyright provenance, industry experts note these tools are not foolproof.

Sunday 8 November

Saturday 7 November

Friday 6 November

World Press Photo 2026 Opens in Barcelona With AI Banned by Rule: Fakes Can Still Pass Detection

World Press Photo 2026

AI-generated summary The 69th World Press Photo Exhibition opened at the Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona featuring 144 award-winning images and a formal ban on artificial intelligence-generated content. Carol Guzy won the 2026 Photo of the Year award for her image Separated by ICE, which was selected from a record 57,376 submissions evaluated by the global jury.

Thursday 5 November

AI 'journalists' are pitching stories to editors, but the real problem isn't the writing

AI-generated summary Fast Company reports that after advertising a freelance-writer job, editors received applications and pitches from artificial intelligence agents and services such as iLands. The Media Copilot tested an artificial intelligence agent named Ash by requesting a spec article about Zapier, noting the resulting draft required editing and fact-checking.

Tuesday 3 November

Monday 2 November