Artificial Intelligence has entered the newsroom – writing, editing, and even fact-checking stories faster than humans ever could. But this rise brings an uncomfortable question: Can truth be automated?

AI can summarize facts, detect bias, and even identify fake news. Yet, it lacks context – the emotional intelligence to understand why a story matters. Journalism, at its core, is not just about telling what happened, but why it matters to people.

The next phase of journalism won’t be AI replacing humans – it’ll be AI amplifying human judgment. Imagine tools that analyze massive data leaks, visualize corruption trails, or translate local stories globally within seconds.

The balance we must strike is clear: use AI as a lens, not a filter.
Because if technology can process truth, only humanity can preserve it.