The AI view from Gaza
Fake images in real stories, niches fight lies and BeReal BeDoomed, in Friday's round up of audience and journalism news.
Journalism
How to journalist better
This issue guaranteed to be 100% Halloween free — unless you're really scared of AI content…
SEO
Dispatches from the SEO trenches
A quick round-up of news for those of you battling with Google's ever-shifting algorithm. Are you a Google Entity yet?
AI
Cuttings #8: We've made AIs racist
Image AIs love their stereotypes, Snapchat is embeddable, and to nobody's surprise, Elon does something dumb.
X (Twitter)
Cuttings #7: Is X throttling your site?
That cheeky scamp Elon is at it again with his traffic throttling ways. Plus ChatGPT can now read news in real time…
AI
The next stage in human evolution?
If we try to merge machine and man, which will have the upper hand?
Cuttings #5: Ros Atkins explains my delay
A (delayed) digest of reading about AI, SEO and the problems with newsroom objectivity around the conflict in the Middle East.
Cuttings #4: Vindicated!
Twitter traffic is not what it's cracked up to be, AI Search will hit harder than people expect — and Mastodon turns out to be a bigger beast than thought.
Cuttings #2: the social media diaspora
If you think that one site will replace Twitter or Facebook, I have some bad news. That's not the emerging dynamic…
AI
A quick AI reader
Three insightful pieces of AI reading to finish off your week right.
diversity
Using data to diversify your audience
How can data and AI analysis help you diversify your content, and attract new types of readers? FT Strategies think they have the answer.
AI
Matt Monahan, Arc XP: what AI means for publishers
An insight into what AI could mean for journalism, from the CMS platform backed by Jeff Bezos and used by the Washington Post.