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‘It tends to tick people off’: How the U.S.’s biggest news union is fighting an AI onslaught

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A decade ago, while working as a data reporter at the Los Angeles Times, Jon Schleuss watched a new boss take control of the paper’s parent company, rename it Tronc, and promise…

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