Automation can accelerate research and production, but editorial accountability must remain human.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how news organisations monitor information, translate material, organise archives and produce multimedia formats.
These tools can improve speed and accessibility, but they also create risks involving accuracy, attribution, bias and synthetic content.
The central editorial principle is straightforward: technology may assist the newsroom, but responsibility for publication cannot be delegated to a machine.
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