A freelancer gets mixed messages from his editors about using artificial intelligence. He calls AdviceLine to solve his dilemma.
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A book for all seasons.
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Widely used in newsrooms, artificial intelligence has some bad habits. It lies, steals information and could be accused of plagiarism. It even threatens to put newspapers out of business like a ruthless competitor.
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Protests erupt nationwide against a federal blitz that nabbed thousands suspected of being undocumented migrants, raising legal and ethics questions.
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Artificial intelligence is a technological phenomenon, the fastest-growing consumer software application in history. A reporter asks how to use it ethically and avoid "hallucinations."
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Artificial intelligence lies up to 27 percent of the time, with factual errors in about half of generated texts. Robots need to be trained to tell the truth.
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Artificial intelligence systems have "hallucinations," one of the growing concerns about AI running amuck and giving faulty responses that seem true. Can they go insane?
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Here's a book for Easter reading -- about a faith-healer who created Zion, Illinois, called a Holy City and heaven on earth, before it became home to a scandalous nuclear power plant.
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A BBC reporter in Vietnam asks AdviceLine how to protect the privacy of a COVID-19 patient in a hospital. Two AdviceLine advisors give differing opinions.
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The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times stopped endorsing political candidates on the eve of the last election. A freelance journalist asked AdviceLine if those newspapers failed to meet their responsibilities in a democracy?
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The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times stopped endorsing political candidates on the eve of the last election. A freelance journalist asks AdviceLine if those newspapers failed to meet their responsibilities in a democracy.
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Hawaii gets tough on media ethics, but Society of Professional Journalists resists.
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Freelance writers fill the gap as newsroom staffs shrink.
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U.S. EPA under Anne Gorsuch revealed the hazards of picking loyalists and sycophants for high public office, and believing in campaign rhetoric.
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For your holiday gift list, consider "Higher Power," a book for history buffs, as well as those interested in world-changing technology, nuclear power and climate change. It's about the invention of nuclear power in Chicago in 1942, the future of nuclear energy and "the question of the century."

Two looted newspapers. How Rupert Murdoch and the late Sam Zell wrecked the Chicago Sun-Times and the Chicago Tribune. Saving newspapers from vulture capitalist marauders.
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