Poynter announces 33 journalists and newsroom leaders selected for its first Leading AI in the Newsroom cohort, focused on responsible AI adoption and leadership.

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Seated in a row with the most influential leaders in artificial intelligence, President Donald Trump announced that he was renaming the technology itself. “It’s not artificial. We all agree on that,” ...