Gray Media’s Claire Magee Ferguson and Kim Wilhelm briefed NPF Widening fellows about their company's journey to creating an AI tool that augments journalism and prioritizes transparency for audiences.

Experts in law, economics and policy predict what's next for AI and creatives caught between courts, capitals and contracts.

Ryan Restivo explains the Slack-based AI tool placing news judgement at the center of his operation.

CalMatters investigative reporter Ryan Sabalow shares the audience impact of the Digital Democracy AI tool.

AI copyright lawsuits are either about input or output, legal and innovation experts explain.

Vanessa Almendro-Navarro and Mary Carmichael of Danaher Corporation joined MiraKare founder Vik Sharma to explain how artificial intelligence gives an exponential boost to rare disease research and caregiving.

Heidi Bjornson-Pennell, a director at Biohub (rebranded from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative), said AI can help fight rare diseases.

James Levine of Fondation Ipsen hopes international journalists amplify scientific innovation for the 300 million people with rare diseases.

Veteran journalist and author Davar Ardalan and Howard University researcher Lucretia Williams outline a vision where journalists adopt AI to reflect the voices of a broad range of communities.

Balaji Padmanabhan and Norma McCowin of the University of Maryland's Smith Business School helped journalists process information about how small businesses can boost the bottom line by adopting AI.

The global digital economy is on the brink of major change, with the World Trade Organization e-commerce moratorium poised not to be renewed, paving way for tariffs.

Martina Guzmán of Detroit's Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights developed the Verdad AI tool to monitor false information and narratives targeted at Hispanic communities.

As China innovates with tools like DeepSeek and Manus, experts discussed the implications for journalism, competition and the future of trust in AI.

Assistive technology like robots and smartphones can ease caregiver stress, said Robert Felgar and Nermin Selimic of RAZ Mobility and Anthony Nunez of INF Care.

To revolutionize international trade, AI must be based on good data, says Jason Grant Allen of Singapore Management University.

AI experts expect the legal profession will be revolutionized, like others, and become much more efficient. Here’s how.

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Jen Easterly finds AI and China’s data collection through TikTok concerning.

National Geographic Executive Editor for Audio Davar Ardalan leads a movement shaping artificial intelligence to spark connection and social justice.

Facial recognition technology and other AI is a threat to democracy, “Coded Bias” filmmaker Shalini Kantayya and Center for Democracy & Technology experts say.

Wearable, ingestible and implantable devices might know if you drank too much last night, didn’t take your meds or aren’t paying attention. Who’s regulating them?

You can either benefit from technology or you can protect your privacy. You can’t do both, says an expert from the Center for Democracy & Technology.

Artificial Intelligence allows HR to sort through hundreds of resumes in seconds. But are older workers being ousted? Artificial Intelligence experts weigh in.

But journalists should also focus on regulation of the AI and electronic medical records that underlie biotech gains.

While advances such as facial recognition technology can help police do their jobs, they also create barriers for criminal defendants.

Privacy and consumer advocates see the value of artificial intelligence systems but worry they sometimes go too far.

Billions of bytes of data can help health professionals identify and treat people who are at risk.

An economist who studies the labor market sees that technology will have a significant impact on the workforce – but not a cataclysmic one.

An expert from The Washington Post details how artificial intelligence can do the work of journalists. Can AI replace human reporting?

It sometimes takes decades for technology to go from idea to application. At DARPA, research is designed to help the military but it also spills into the general marketplace.

NASA has been collecting other-worldly data for 60 years, creating a ripe resource for AI exploration.

An FDA for algorithms? An expert talks about how U.S. regulators could potentially oversee and regulate artificial intelligence.

Artificial intelligence could be a big factor in the United States’ competitive position in the world.

Artificial intelligence system are often a black box, obscuring from the public how they actually work. But there are questions you can ask to determine how they are constructed.

As algorithms do the jobs that humans used to, some workers will lose out. But an expert details ways that society can mitigate those losses.

Technology and ethics can co-exist, although the outcomes of some automated systems bring worries of bias.

A leading expert on autonomous vehicles discusses the benefits and risks of cars that drive themselves.

As AI evolves and affects literally every industry sector, how can reporters keep up?