Journalism is essential to democracy. AI can’t replace it.
The news Thursday that 13 skilled journalists in Lexington were laid off was heart-breaking but also frightening. The suggestion that AI can replace reporters who are trained to observe, interpret, and ask the tough… Read the full report at Kentucky Lantern
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