What Do You Want to Know About New York Times Journalism and A.I.?

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New York Times journalists want to answer your questions about how we’re using artificial intelligence in our report.

Artificial intelligence is remaking the world. From music and science to the influencer economy and politics, no industry is immune to the influence of A.I. — and that includes journalism. What does that look like in The New York Times’s newsroom?

The Times has guiding principles for the use of A.I. in our journalism. In short, we use it carefully, with humans in charge. Our reporters have used A.I. to help comb through documents and large data sets, including the Epstein files and President Trump’s public speeches.

Ask about anything, and editors and reporters from across our newsroom will answer as many questions as possible. We will not publish any part of your submission without contacting you and hearing back, nor will we share your contact information outside our newsroom.

Chloe W. Shakin is an editor on the Trust team at The Times, working to help readers better understand our journalism. She also reports on health and wellness.

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