Ethics & Trust

Poynter's Coverage of Ethics & Trust

Participants capture lessons at the 2025 Summit on AI, Ethics and Journalism presented by Poynter and the Associated Press. (Courtesy: Keith Hughes).

When was the last time AI made you laugh? Scenes from the 2025 Summit on AI, Ethics and Journalism

Benjamin Toff, director of the Minnesota Journalism Center and associate professor at University of Minnesota, partnered with Poynter to study how audiences feel about AI. (Courtesy: Keith Hughes)

Audiences are still skeptical about generative AI in the news

(Chris Kozlowski/Poynter)

Legal experts advise journalists to strengthen reporting security in the face of rising press restrictions

The city room of The New York Times after a federal judge ordered the paper to temporarily cease publication of a series of articles on the Vietnam War based on a Pentagon study, June 15, 1971.  From left are Times editors James L. Greenfield, foreign editor; Max Frankel, chief Washington correspondent; and Fred P. Graham from the Times Washington bureau. (AP Photo)

Max Frankel on how news became the oxygen of our liberty

A road leads to a building with the sign Child Protective Services.

Poynter welcomes inaugural class for ‘Covering Child Welfare: A Journalist’s Guide to Impactful Reporting’

A bronze sidewalk plaque on Library Way quotes Thomas Jefferson and features New York newspapers, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021 in New York. Jefferson is quoted, "Where the press is free, and every man is able to read, all is safe." (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)

Concerned about press freedom? Here are some things you can do about it.

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