BEIJING, Nov 8 (Bernama) — Artificial intelligence (AI) may transform how news is gathered, produced and distributed, but it can never replace the human judgment, integrity and instincts that underpin credible journalism, according to leaders of major international news agencies. Reuters president Paul Bascobert said that while AI could improve newsroom efficiency and expand journalists’ capabilities, the ability to distinguish truth from falsehood, assess sources and understand human behaviour remained fundamentally human. “While AI is a valuable tool, what makes a good journalist is something no machine can supply. The ability to gain people’s trust, to read people, to understand […]

Committee members asked whether automation or AI could reduce claim-processing costs; staff said automation can speed routine matches but cautioned that human review remains important to avoid wrongful denials and to protect customer experience.

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