A Journalist's Guide to AIA Journalist's Guide to AI Facebook ad: “Good news: A Journalist's Guide to AI is…”
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- Facebook and Instagram
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- AI & Software
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Good news: A Journalist's Guide to AI is back. The show's been quiet for a bit, but a lot has been happening behind the scenes: a new production team, a new intro, and our first sponsor, Good Tape, an AI transcription tool built by journalists at Denmark's Zetland newsroom. For the return episode, I sat down with Good Tape CEO and co-founder Lasse Finderup to talk about a question every journalist should be asking: What happens to a sensitive interview after it's uploaded to an AI transcription tool? Because Good Tape is sponsoring this season, I want to be transparent about that, and I asked Lasse the same hard questions you'd want answered about any tool. His best tip: read the terms of service and search for the words “train,” “rights” and “perpetuity” before you upload anything confidential. We get into privacy, accuracy, source protection, and what journalists, students, and educators need to know before trusting AI with their interviews. Audio goes live Monday. The YouTube version airs Tuesday. So glad to be back. My YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@YumiWilson My Apple channel: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-journalists-guide-to-ai/id1762932802 Spotify channel: https://open.spotify.com/show/5naJ4FovYP99Jv2zfVWVBc?si=70b6ba44bff44417
