The new program, described in an internal memo obtained by The Verge, adds summaries of “highlights” below headlines, created using artificial intelligence and reviewed by journalists before publication.
Although participation in the program is voluntary, some USA Today stories already include such summaries. Gannett says its AI model went through nine months of rigorous internal training to ensure accuracy and relevance.
This move reflects broader trends in the media landscape, where artificial intelligence is increasingly used.
Source: Ferra
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