What happens when journalism loses its human touch? In an era of AI-generated news, auto-written headlines, and algorithm-driven storytelling, this essential guide explores how journalists can stay ethical, powerful, and deeply human. Written by an award-winning journalist and experienced lecturer, this book offers real newsroom case studies, practical AP Style tips, and ethical insights into using AI without losing your voice. Readers will gain: – Real-world writing exercises to add emotional depth and clarity – AI-assisted workflows for interviews, investigations, and story generation – Tools and checklists to ensure accuracy, empathy, and balance – A deep look at what AI gets wrong — and how journalists can get it right Perfect for correspondents, editors, journalism educators, and professionals adapting to AI in the newsroom, this reference and study guide blends the best of tradition with the future of reporting.
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