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Mark Briggs joins Nikita Roy to discuss the core components necessary for building an AI-ready newsroom culture. Mark also shares the findings of a recent survey on audience perceptions of using AI in news.
Mark is the author of the widely-used book 'Journalism Next,' now in its fourth edition and used in colleges across the United States. He was a leadership and change management professor at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, for six years. He will now teach a course on entrepreneurial journalism at the University of Washington in the fall. Mark has spent the past two decades championing digital transformation and innovation in the world of news.
Tune in to hear Mark’s insights on how to prepare your newsroom for the AI revolution.
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