When it comes to artificial intelligence in the newsroom, journalists generally fall into two camps: those who have a bit too much faith in its abilities and those who would not touch a new machine-learning tool with a bargepole.ChatGPT, an AI-powered tool that has been trained to generate human-like responses to prompts, has made headlines. Some news organisations even used it to write articles, which was a bad idea.That does not mean though that ChatGPT cannot be of use to journalists. As long as you are clear on what it can and cannot do, the tool can help you out with some menial tasks so you can focus on the stories that matter to your audience.
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