CNTI’s events and convenings feature thought leaders in news, technology, policy and research from around the world.
Part 3 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling the benefits and managing the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism will be co-hosted and co-sponsored by our friends at Thomson Foundation and held in Brussels, Belgium. A summary report of the key takeaways will be made available.
CNTI is co-sponsoring a virtual event with NYU’s Center for Social Media and Politics (CSMaP) on the topic of trust in the information environment. CNTI’s Executive Director, Amy Mitchell, will be a featured panelist.
Amy Mitchell, CNTI’s Executive Director, authored a column in Tech Policy Press about safeguarding the press as online harassment and abuse increase.
Amy Mitchell, CNTI’s Executive Director attended the Abraji International Congress of Investigative Journalism and delivered talks about journalistic independence and safety and the Center’s “Defining News” initiative.
This private, in-person event co-sponsored by Organización Editorial Mexicana (OEM) and hosted at their headquarters in Mexico City, Mexico will address the physical and digital threats that journalists are facing, ways technology can help protect journalists and the impacts of government policies and of global…
CNTI’s Executive Chair, Craig Forman, was interviewed by SciencesPo, Paris to discuss the impact AI will have on media.
CNTI’s Executive Director, Amy Mitchell, and Senior Research Fellow, Connie Moon Sehat, attended ISOJ in Austin, Texas to host a workshop on defining news and present on a panel about global journalism legislation.
Recent research by CNTI about “fake news” legislation was published as a column for The Conversation U.S.
CNTI’s Executive Director, Amy Mitchell, wrote a column for Tech Policy Press about what can be done to mitigate the threats of deepfake content.
Craig Forman, CNTI’s Executive Chair, and Jaime Neikrie, Legislative Manager for the Council for Responsible Social Media, wrote a column for Tech Policy Press about the rise of artificial, synthetic history.
CNTI’s Executive Director, Amy Mitchell, wrote a column for Poynter about AI use in journalism.
Part 2 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling the benefits and managing the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism was co-hosted with and co-sponsored by our friends at USC Annenberg. A summary report of the key takeaways is now available.
CNTI’s Executive Director, Amy Mitchell, joined the Canadian organization The Hub to discuss technology, journalism and policy topics.
CNTI’s Executive Director, Amy Mitchell, wrote a column for Tech Policy Press about protecting journalists from cyber threats.
CNTI’s Executive Director, Amy Mitchell, wrote a column for Tech Policy Press about public policies regarding AI and journalism.
CNTI led a panel on creating a global approach to safeguarding journalists’ digital safety and a listening session on pressing issues facing the region at AIJC’s 19th annual conference.
Amy Mitchell, CNTI’s Executive Director, joined the It’s All Journalism podcast to discuss technological changes in newsrooms.
Part 1 of CNTI’s convening series on enabling the benefits and managing the harms of artificial intelligence in journalism was co-hosted with and co-sponsored by our friends at the Computer History Museum.
We celebrated CNTI’s launch at the Japan Society in New York City on September 6, 2023.
CNTI Executive Director Amy Mitchell gave “Ignite Talks” at 2023 Newsgeist events in Italy and the U.S.
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