The best AI policy? Tell readers you're using it
A piece from the LatAm Journalism Review argues that the most effective AI policy for news organizations is straightforward disclosure — telling readers when AI has been used in their reporting or production.
Why this matters: Readers cannot evaluate a story if they do not know how it was made. AI can shape what gets covered, how sources are summarized, and what details make the cut. Hiding that is a trust problem, not just an ethics one. Disclosure does not require a long policy document. It just requires honesty. News organizations that tell readers what tools they used are giving people the basic information they need to decide how much weight to put on what they read.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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