Can AI replace editors in the newsrooms?
“When you think about a creative process of selecting an image to match a story, it’s a much harder problem to try to solve with computers,” said Getty Images senior vice president of data and insights Andrew Hamilton in an interview with journalism.co.uk
But having developed an artificial intelligence-powered picture editor that chooses the right imagery for your story after “reading” your article — just as a human picture editor would — is it time to give robots a place in your newsroom?
Join us on 7 November 2018 in London, UK, and learn about the latest advancements of AI-powered technologies in the newsroom.
New speaker announcement

Other panels and talks include
Getting Generation Z engaged with the news
Beyond the Facebook News Feed: New social media strategies for content sharing
Memberships in news organisations – lessons from the Guardian
in content sharing.
newsrewired+
On 6 November, newsrewired+ delegates can choose to attend one of two full-day workshops to further develop practical digital journalism skills: Audio storytelling bootcamp and Using a smartphone to build social media presence.
If you would like to contribute as a speaker or sponsor, please get in touch by emailing marcela[at]journalism.co.uk
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