In Search of the Global South: Assessing Attitudes of Latin American Journalists to Artificial Intelligence in Journalism

Soto-Sanfiel, María T.; Ibiti, Adriana; Machadom, Mabel; Ochoa, Beatriz Elena Marín; Michilot, María Mendoza; Arce, Claudio Guillermo Rosell; Angulo-Brunet, Ariadna

doi:10.1080/1461670x.2022.2075786

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“…Rather, journalists here need to consider diverse publics that include young informed digital citizens as well as citizens who might lack media access or (digital) literacy skills. In addition, scholars emphasize restricted rights, violence, corruption, populism and authoritarianism (e.g., Soto-Sanfiel et al, 2022; Borges-Rey, 2019).…”

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Journalism in a globalized risk arena: Between networks, interdependencies and power relations

Volkmer,

Heinrich,

Hellmueller

2023

International Communication Gazette

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Journalism in a globalized risk arena: Between networks, interdependencies and power relations

Volkmer,

Heinrich,

Hellmueller

2023

International Communication Gazette

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“…En este contexto, esta investigación se plantea analizar el discurso de los periodistas de los medios de comunicación españoles ante la eclosión de las herramientas de inteligencia artificial generativa y su potencial impacto en el riesgo de desinformación. A partir de los resultados de análisis previos sobre la percepción de los periodistas sobre la IA en el periodismo, tanto a nivel español (Calvo-Rubio & Ufarte-Ruiz, 2020; De-Lara-González, García-Avilés, Arias-Robles, 2022; Noain-Sánchez, 2022) como internacional (Jung et al, 2017;Kim & Kim, 2018;Stenborn, Wiggberg & Norlund, 2021;Haan et al, 2022;Soto-Sanfiel et al, 2022), este estudio analiza su influencia en la desinformación a partir de la popularización de aplicaciones de inteligencia artificial generativa como ChatGPT, Bard o Dall-E.…”

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El discurso de los periodistas sobre el impacto de la inteligencia artificial generativa en la desinformación

Peña-Fernández,

Peña-Alonso,

Eizmendi-Iraola

2023

Estud. mensaje periodís.

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La inteligencia artificial generativa ha irrumpido con fuerza en el curso de la transformación digital de los medios de comunicación como una herramienta tecnológica de naturaleza dual, que ofrece nuevas posibilidades para combatir la desinformación, pero también para generarla. Esta investigación analiza la opinión de 118 profesionales de la información sobre el impacto de la IA, en particular en lo referido a la desinformación, a partir de 778 mensajes publicados en Twitter. Los resultados señalan que los periodistas españoles expresan una opinión mayoritariamente cauta que huye de posturas tecnocéntricas y en la que prevalece la preocupación por el modo en el que la IA puede afectar a la ciudadanía. Los principales peligros percibidos son el incremento de los desórdenes informativos y la desinformación, los sesgos en los resultados obtenidos, la inexactitud de los contenidos, la facilidad para cometer fraude o elaborar deepfakes, o su potencial uso con fines maliciosos..

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“…For this reason, it is relevant to understand how automated fact-checking has been implemented in Brazil given the increasing investments that big tech has made in AI to face misinformation (Iosifidis & Nicoli, 2019; Lien et al, 2021). Because the suitability of these technologies is unequal across the globe (Munoriyarwa et al, 2021; Soto-Sanfiel et al, 2022), the challenges that fact-checkers face in developing these systems are influenced by institutional and economic factors that so far have not been addressed. Furthermore, the introduction of AI may pose different risks to journalistic authority in countries suffering from severe economic and political crises.…”

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Fostering Artificial Intelligence to Face Misinformation: Discourses and Practices of Automated Fact-Checking in Brazil

Lelo

2023

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

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This article examines the advancement of automated fact-checking in Brazil and investigates how artificial intelligence (AI) products shape publishers’ discourses and practices. First, it maps the field to identify how it has evolved throughout the years. Next, it draws on 30 official statements published by journalists and their tech partners, and seven semi-structured interviews with representatives from five websites. This article shows an emerging automation landscape in the Brazilian fact-checking venture supported by the tech industry. Nonetheless, AI has challenged fact-checkers’ authority and increased the technologists’ influence over journalism.

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In Search of the Global South: Assessing Attitudes of Latin American Journalists to Artificial Intelligence in Journalism

Cited by 9 publications

References 41 publications

Journalism in a globalized risk arena: Between networks, interdependencies and power relations

Journalism in a globalized risk arena: Between networks, interdependencies and power relations

El discurso de los periodistas sobre el impacto de la inteligencia artificial generativa en la desinformación

Fostering Artificial Intelligence to Face Misinformation: Discourses and Practices of Automated Fact-Checking in Brazil

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