Thank for your interest to the AI Spotlight Series. Welcome to the Track 2: Reporting on AI Intensive application page.

This three-day course, taught by Lam Thuy Vo and Gabriel Geiger, is designed to give reporters a firm grounding in AI and how it works, as well as the tools to identify critical stories that will highlight the technology’s impacts, hold companies and governments accountable, and drive policy and community change while avoiding hype and unnecessary alarmism.

The Reporting on AI Intensive session is designed for reporters who grasp AI, spend significant time covering technology, and want to go deeper. It will help clarify your understanding of technical concepts and think more expansively about how to cover the different facets of this fast-moving story.

The course will require a dedicated time commitment: We will meet for 6 hours in one week, and an additional hour of recommended homework will be provided between sessions to maximize class time. Bahasa Indonesia translation will be provided.

At the program's end, you can pitch the Pulitzer Center for a grant or fellowship to support an AI accountability reporting project. You will also join the Center’s broader AI Accountability Network, a global consortium of journalists investigating and documenting AI's impacts on people and communities.