The Editorial Test We Apply Before Running Any AI Statistic
A simple internal checklist for whether a cited AI statistic is solid enough to run without further qualification.
By AIBW Desk
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What a Year of AI Opinion Writing Taught Us About Our Own Blind Spots
Reviewing our own opinion coverage over time surfaced a pattern we hadn't noticed while publishing it piece by piece.
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Get in TouchThe Case for Reading AI Opinion Pieces You Already Agree With, Skeptically
Confirmation bias is easiest to catch in arguments you disagree with. It's most dangerous in the ones you don't question…
By AIBW Desk
Why We Publish AI Opinions We Think Are Wrong
Running a well-argued piece we disagree with is a deliberate editorial choice, not an oversight. Here's the reasoning behind it.
By AIBW Desk
Executive Perspective Pieces Are More Credible With a Named Co-Author From the Trenches
A bylined executive piece co-written with the person who actually ran the initiative tends to be more specific and more…
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The Guest Article That Got Rejected Taught Us More Than the Ones We Ran
Reviewing rejected guest pitches as a pattern, not individually, revealed a recurring gap worth addressing directly.
By AIBW Desk
AI Commentary Is Better When It Names Who It Would Convince, and Who It Wouldn’t
Most opinion writing implicitly assumes an already-sympathetic reader. Naming the skeptical reader you're trying to reach sharpens the argument.
By AIBW Desk
AI Analysis Should Distinguish Between What’s Uncertain and What’s Just Unmeasured
Some AI questions are genuinely uncertain. Others just haven't been measured carefully yet. Analysis often treats these the same way.
By AIBW Desk
The Expert Opinion Question That Reveals How Confident to Be
Asking an expert how they'd bet money on their own prediction produces more honest calibration than asking for the prediction…
By AIBW Desk
An Editorial Standard for When AI Coverage Needs a Correction, Not Just an Update
AI facts change fast enough that publications need a clearer line between routine updates and genuine corrections of what was…
By AIBW Desk
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