國際傳媒：2024/07/12～2024/07/18

2024 年 07 月 19 日 | 媒大事

國際傳媒：2024/07/12～2024/07/18

✎ POYNTER 美國波因特學院｜20240716: How reporters pieced together details about the Trump assassination attempt; 記者如何拼湊出有關川普遇刺事件的細節; Hundreds of journalists have worked around the clock to painstakingly confirm details about the shooting even as rumors fly on social media
✎ Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism 英國牛津路透新聞學研究所｜20240716: OK computer? Understanding public attitudes towards the uses of generative AI in news; 嗯，電腦？理解大眾對新聞使用生成式人工智慧的態度; A new report commissioned by the Reuters Institute paints a nuanced picture about public attitudes towards AI in Mexico, the UK and the US
✎ AXIOS 美國數位新聞網站《AXIOS》｜20240716: Strapped for resources, local coverage of Trump shooting all looked the same; 因消息來源有限　地方媒體的川普遇刺事件報導都大同小異; Multiple photographers worried privately in conversations with Axios' Aïda Amer that the viral images from the rally could turn into a kind of "photoganda," with the Trump campaign using them to further their agenda despite the photographers' intent of capturing a news event.
✎ Press Gazette 英國《新聞公報》｜20240717: GB News Radio rolls out AI-generated sports news bulletins; 英國GB News廣播電台推出生成式人工智慧產出的體育新聞簡報; GB News says it will introduce AI-generated sports news bulletins to its radio station, promising they are “the tip of the iceberg” of the broadcaster’s artificial intelligence plans.
✎ PROOF NEWS 非營利新聞網站《PROOF NEWS》｜20240716: Apple, Nvidia, Anthropic Used Thousands of Swiped YouTube Videos to Train AI; 蘋果、輝達、Anthropic等人工智慧公司使用成千上萬個盜取的YouTube影片來訓練AI; AI companies are generally secretive about their sources of training data, but an investigation by Proof News found some of the wealthiest AI companies in the world have used material from thousands of YouTube videos to train AI. Companies did so despite YouTube’s rules against harvesting materials from the platform without permission.
✎ THE VERGE 美國科技新聞網路媒體《THE VERGE》｜20240718: Google’s AI results are showing up less frequently, a study found; 研究報告顯示：Google人工智慧產生的搜尋結果出現頻率越來越低; The data, collected by BrightEdge and reported on by Search Engine Land, suggests that AI Overviews dropped from appearing in 11 percent of queries on June 1st to 7 percent of queries on June 30th. BrightEdge’s data also indicates that AI Overviews cite Reddit and Quora dramatically less than they did before.