Este taller ofrece una introducción práctica y dinámica al uso de la inteligencia artificial aplicada al periodismo de investigación, con un enfoque en potenciar el trabajo con información a gran escala.
This digital training workshop offers a practical introduction to using AI for investigative journalism, focusing on real-world applications like extracting structure from text, cleaning data, and verifying findings.
For the fifth time, GIJN is partnering with renowned journalist Craig Silverman and other cutting-edge experts to offer a free, cyber investigations training program tailored for investigative reporters.
In this full-day session, investigative trainer Henk van Ess will teach journalists how to use AI for source discovery and data analysis, stop hallucinations, and prompt effectively without memorizing a single template.
LLMs are quietly reshaping data journalism workflows at The Hindu, helping reporters process vast document sets, write scripts and build interactive tools.
There is a central tension facing investigative journalists: the “AI and tech paradox.” Explore our report on the most urgent technology-related challenges facing investigative journalism today.
In the AI economy, hundreds of thousands of digital workers — or “gig workers” — from around the world are tasked with refining the answers of models like ChatGPT.
Workers in East Africa and South Asia are now paid low wages to perform behind-the-scenes data tasks are used to power AI-driven facial recognition systems around the world.
