Graphical (or pictorial) presentations of data have become an almost essential part of journalistic practice. Data visualization helps us see patterns in data and is an important tool for finding stories. Over the past decade, major outlets including The New York Times, Washington Post, and Reuters have been publishing data visualizations that push the idea
What might creative infrastructure look like if it were designed not by centralized, algorithmic platforms, but by the communities who use it? The Decentralized Futures Hackathon is part of an art-driven series of experiments to reimagine creative infrastructure. Over the course of one day, participants will prototype new ways of working that expand both self-reliance
Welcome to the Columbia Journalism School AI Club! We meet every other Monday in the Brown Institute (1st floor Pulitzer Hall). Sign up to Join
Welcome to the Columbia Journalism School AI Club! We meet every other Monday in the Brown Institute (1st floor Pulitzer Hall). Sign up to Join
What should journalism look like in a social media-dominated world? Join us for a two day hands-on workshop, brought to you by the Brown Institute for Media Innovation and the Tow Center for Digital Journalism, in which you’ll build essential skills and create your own TikTok-style video! Friday will kick off with pizza and a
Welcome to the Columbia Journalism School AI Club! We meet every other Monday in the Brown Institute (1st floor Pulitzer Hall). This week, we'll explore text embeddings (aka semantic maps). Imagine a government agency suddenly releases a large trove of pdf documents. There's no way you can reasonably read millions of documents all at once
Join us for AI Club, happening every other Monday at Columbia Journalism School. This week, we are joined by Rachel Jupp, the Editorial Executive on the Gen AI team at the BBC! Rachel will demonstrate a case study of an AI-powered news product that the BBC deployed. She will speak about how the BBC developed
