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The New York Times is building a team to explore AI in the newsroom

Seward’s post said the Times plans to hire a machine learning engineer, a software engineer, a designer, and a couple of editors to round out the AI newsroom initiative. So far, the Times has posted job listings for an associate editorial director for AI initiatives and a senior design editor.

We’re building a team at the NYTimes focused on prototyping uses of generative AI and other machine-learning techniques to help with reporting and how The Times is presented to readers. Jobs are posting this week for a machine-learning engineer, software engineer, designer, and editor. I’ll thread links here as they go up. Please spread the word, thanks!

The New York Times is forming an “AI initiatives” team to prototype generative AI uses for reporting and presentation.  Of note: They emphasize that its journalism will still be human-written.

The New York Times is building a Generative AI team.https://twitter.com/AndrewCurran_/status/1752398976819875843

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