Is Artificial Intelligence Causing Journalists to “Deskill”? Exploring Journalistic Deskilling/Upskilling in the AI Age

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Research by Shangyuan Wu (National University of Singapore). AI’s growing role in news production risks journalists losing core reporting and thinking skills, making it crucial they consciously limit reliance on automation while upskilling in verification, storytelling, ethical and original use of AI to preserve journalism’s human-centered moral core.

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Title: Taylor & Francis Online

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