Book our experienced AI Spotlight Series coaches for interactive trainings personalized to your geographic context, timelines and needs.
The AI Spotlight Series has trained over 3,000 journalists, editors and civil society members in 80 countries and 7 languages since 2024. Designed by award-winning investigative journalists led by Karen Hao, New York Times bestselling author of the book Empire of AI, the trainings equip people to understand and interrogate AI and its profound influence on society.
WHY CHOOSE TAILORED SESSIONS?
While our free curriculum and workshops serve thousands of individual journalists worldwide, tailored sessions provide customized, hands-on training designed specifically for your organization. You can request:
- A customized curriculum adapted to your team's work, region, and experience level
- Live instruction, hands-on activities and Q&A with expert coaches (not just pre-recorded videos)
- Flexible scheduling that works for your newsroom
- Pitch feedback sessions and collaborative workshops
- Direct access to coaches, not just self-paced learning
We prioritize journalists, university students and faculty, and civil society organizations interested in the role of AI in their field of work.
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