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Sarah Scire

Cambridge

Deputy Editor at Nieman Lab

it's "skeery." deputy editor @niemanlab. 📥 send tips to [email protected]. 📍 on bluesky @ https://t.co/R6KC3a6P7F and threads @sarahscire

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Articles

  • An unscientific peek inside Meta’s Community Notes shows the pilot is “not ready for prime time”

    1 week ago | niemanlab.org | Sarah Scire

    LINK: indicator.media  ➚   |   Posted by: Sarah Scire   |   June 18, 2025When Meta killed its third-party fact-checking program in the U.S. earlier this year, the social media giant behind Facebook and Instagram said it would replace its professional fact-checkers with a crowdsourced Community Notes program similar to one launched by Twitter.

  • Wordle who? The Atlantic launches a suite of new daily puzzles and games

    1 week ago | niemanlab.org | Sarah Scire

    The Atlantic debuted a handful of new games and puzzles on Tuesday. The magazine’s “digital parlor of puzzles and play” now includes:A fill-in-the-blank game with a history twist called Bracket City. The game is licensed from creator Ben Gross. The “devilishly difficult” Caleb’s Inferno is a crossword from The Atlantic’s resident puzzle master that gets more difficult as you solve downward.

  • Let’s get to the point: Three newsrooms on generating AI summaries for news - Editor and Publisher

    3 weeks ago | editorandpublisher.com | Sarah Scire

    Posted Friday, June 6, 2025 10:26 am Takeaways. Summaries. Key points. Whatever you call them, bullet point lists summarizing articles are popping up on more and more news sites.

  • Let’s get to the point: Three newsrooms on generating AI summaries for news

    3 weeks ago | niemanlab.org | Sarah Scire

    Takeaways. Summaries. Key points. Whatever you call them, bullet point lists summarizing articles are popping up on more and more news sites. The technology powering these summaries is evolving even as newsrooms find themselves pushed to adopt and adapt. The results have not always been perfect or, uh, bulletproof. But three news organizations out in front on this technology and reliably generating reader-friendly summaries are The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and Yahoo News.

  • Business Insider will lay off 21% of staff amid AI disruption and “extreme traffic drops outside of our control”

    4 weeks ago | niemanlab.org | Sarah Scire

    LINK: bsky.app  ➚   |   Posted by: Sarah Scire   |   May 29, 2025Business Insider will lay off one in five employees and go “all-in on AI,” CEO Barbara Peng told staff on Thursday. In a memo first reported by New York Times media reporter Ben Mullin, Peng announced that 21% of staff will lose their jobs as Business Insider strives to reduce its reliance on “traffic-sensitive” parts of the business.

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