How to shape newsroom AI policies to accommodate journalists with disabilities

Newsrooms are writing workplace guidelines for artificial intelligence. Journalists with disabilities often rely on assistive software to complete assignments. Editors need clear review systems so their staff can use these necessary tools under the new rules.

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