Allen Munoriyarwa is an Associate Professor of Journalism in the Journalism Program of Walter Sisulu University (WSU) in South Africa.Mathias-Felipe de-Lima-Santos is an Assistant Professor at the University New South Wales (UNSW, Australia). He is also a researcher in the Political Communication, Journalism and Democracy Research Group (POLCOM-GRP) at the Pompeu Fabra University (Spain) and in the Digital Media and Society Observatory (DMSO) at the Federal University of São Paulo (Unifesp), Brazil.

• 1. Generative AI and the Future of News: Examining AI’s Agency, Power, and Authority 2. Journalistic Agency and Power in the Era of Artificial Intelligence 3. Unstoppable Implementation. Technological Imaginaries on Artificial Intelligence in Southern European Journalism 4. Next Generation Journalistic Norms: Journalism Students’ Social Imaginary of AI-Infused Journalism 5. Artificial Intelligence and Journalism in Four African Countries: Optimists, Pessimists, and Pragmatists 6. “Journalism Will Always Need Journalists.” The Perceived Impact of AI on Journalism Authority in Switzerland 7. My New Colleague, ChatGPT? How German Science Journalists Perceive and Use (Generative) Artificial Intelligence 8. The Human-AI Partnership in Romanian Newsrooms: AI as Both a News Topic and a Tool 9. AI in the Newsroom: Lessons from the Adoption of The Globe and Mail’s Sophi 10. Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) Spring an Oasis to the Local News Deserts? 11. Journalistic Roles at the Local Press: Between Demographic Characteristics and the Commitment with the Community 12. Shifting the Gaze? Photojournalism Practices in the Age of Artificial Intelligence 13. Old Threats, New Name? Generative AI and Visual Journalism 14. Mapping Global Emerging Scholarly Research and Practices of AI-supported Fact-Checking Tools in Journalism 15. AI in African Newsrooms: Evaluating Translation Accuracy, Reliability, and Cultural Sensitivity in Tanzanian Media 16. Challenges and Needs in Algorithmic Literacy for Journalists: Uncovering the Reality of Portuguese Newsrooms

Allen Munoriyarwa is an Associate Professor of Journalism in the Journalism Program of Walter Sisulu University (WSU) in South Africa.Mathias-Felipe de-Lima-Santos is an Assistant Professor at the University New South Wales (UNSW, Australia). He is also a researcher in the Political Communication, Journalism and Democracy Research Group (POLCOM-GRP) at the Pompeu Fabra University (Spain) and in the Digital Media and Society Observatory (DMSO) at the Federal University of São Paulo (Unifesp), Brazil.

• 1. Generative AI and the Future of News: Examining AI’s Agency, Power, and Authority 2. Journalistic Agency and Power in the Era of Artificial Intelligence 3. Unstoppable Implementation. Technological Imaginaries on Artificial Intelligence in Southern European Journalism 4. Next Generation Journalistic Norms: Journalism Students’ Social Imaginary of AI-Infused Journalism 5. Artificial Intelligence and Journalism in Four African Countries: Optimists, Pessimists, and Pragmatists 6. “Journalism Will Always Need Journalists.” The Perceived Impact of AI on Journalism Authority in Switzerland 7. My New Colleague, ChatGPT? How German Science Journalists Perceive and Use (Generative) Artificial Intelligence 8. The Human-AI Partnership in Romanian Newsrooms: AI as Both a News Topic and a Tool 9. AI in the Newsroom: Lessons from the Adoption of The Globe and Mail’s Sophi 10. Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) Spring an Oasis to the Local News Deserts? 11. Journalistic Roles at the Local Press: Between Demographic Characteristics and the Commitment with the Community 12. Shifting the Gaze? Photojournalism Practices in the Age of Artificial Intelligence 13. Old Threats, New Name? Generative AI and Visual Journalism 14. Mapping Global Emerging Scholarly Research and Practices of AI-supported Fact-Checking Tools in Journalism 15. AI in African Newsrooms: Evaluating Translation Accuracy, Reliability, and Cultural Sensitivity in Tanzanian Media 16. Challenges and Needs in Algorithmic Literacy for Journalists: Uncovering the Reality of Portuguese Newsrooms

Allen Munoriyarwa is an Associate Professor of Journalism in the Journalism Program of Walter Sisulu University (WSU) in South Africa.Mathias-Felipe de-Lima-Santos is an Assistant Professor at the University New South Wales (UNSW, Australia). He is also a researcher in the Political Communication, Journalism and Democracy Research Group (POLCOM-GRP) at the Pompeu Fabra University (Spain) and in the Digital Media and Society Observatory (DMSO) at the Federal University of São Paulo (Unifesp), Brazil.

• 1. Generative AI and the Future of News: Examining AI’s Agency, Power, and Authority 2. Journalistic Agency and Power in the Era of Artificial Intelligence 3. Unstoppable Implementation. Technological Imaginaries on Artificial Intelligence in Southern European Journalism 4. Next Generation Journalistic Norms: Journalism Students’ Social Imaginary of AI-Infused Journalism 5. Artificial Intelligence and Journalism in Four African Countries: Optimists, Pessimists, and Pragmatists 6. “Journalism Will Always Need Journalists.” The Perceived Impact of AI on Journalism Authority in Switzerland 7. My New Colleague, ChatGPT? How German Science Journalists Perceive and Use (Generative) Artificial Intelligence 8. The Human-AI Partnership in Romanian Newsrooms: AI as Both a News Topic and a Tool 9. AI in the Newsroom: Lessons from the Adoption of The Globe and Mail’s Sophi 10. Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) Spring an Oasis to the Local News Deserts? 11. Journalistic Roles at the Local Press: Between Demographic Characteristics and the Commitment with the Community 12. Shifting the Gaze? Photojournalism Practices in the Age of Artificial Intelligence 13. Old Threats, New Name? Generative AI and Visual Journalism 14. Mapping Global Emerging Scholarly Research and Practices of AI-supported Fact-Checking Tools in Journalism 15. AI in African Newsrooms: Evaluating Translation Accuracy, Reliability, and Cultural Sensitivity in Tanzanian Media 16. Challenges and Needs in Algorithmic Literacy for Journalists: Uncovering the Reality of Portuguese Newsrooms