The New York Times is set to use some artificial intelligence tools internally for some of its products and editorial staff. Max Tani, media editor at Semafor, first reported the greenlighting of AI ...

Semafor's Dave Weigel breaks down all the news from the first day of CPAC.

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Trump's pick for labor secretary is seeking support from Democratic members as labor committee member Rand Paul has voiced his strong disapproval of her.

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The so-called "paper of record" is now encouraging staff to use generative AI tools to write headlines and summarize articles. As Semafor reports, the New York Times recently informed employees that ...

The duty-free access to the US provided by AGOA has benefited a number of sectors, particularly South Africa’s automobile ...

The New York Times has greenlit AI’s use for activities like writing headlines, drafting interview questions, and suggesting ...

An advertisement that was set to run in some editions of The Washington Post on Tuesday calling for Elon Musk to be fired from his role in government was abruptly canceled, according to one of the ...

According to messages to newsroom staff, the New York Times is allowing generative AI tools for its product and editorial ...

In documents and videos seen by Semafor, The Times outlined how staffers should and shouldn't use artificial intelligence. For example, employees are encouraged to use tools ...