NarativAI Guidelines for the Use of Artificial Intelligence
1. Transparency First We always disclose when and how AI is used — in text, visuals, audio, or video. If AI played a role, the audience must know. 2. AI Does Not Create Journalistic Facts NarativAI does not use AI to invent information, generate unverified claims, or produce fabricated quotes. AI is not a source […]
AI Accelerator
A key part of the program is helping teams develop their own internal AI documents, including guidelines, workflows, and policy frameworks that define when, how, and by whom AI can be used. Author: NarativAI The AI Accelerator is a strategic AI integration program designed for small, mid-sized, and large newsrooms, as well as civil society […]
NarativAI Fellowship
NarativAI’s goal is to build this network first across the Balkans and, over time, expand it even further, connecting regional talent with international ideas, tools, and opportunities. Author: NarativAI The NarativAI Fellowship is a new regional program designed for journalists, media creators, and young storytellers across the Balkans who want to be part of a […]
Public service broadcasters transparency & AI readiness project
Our goal is not only to document current practices, but to create a long-term, independent benchmark for the region. By regularly comparing how each public broadcaster performs and how their standards evolve over time , NarativAI provides a clearer picture of progress, challenges, and opportunities for improvement. Author: NarativAI Public service broadcasters play a critical […]
What Balkan newsrooms can learn from the CBC example
CBC instructs journalists to treat AI outputs like any unverified source: check them, compare them, and correct them before use. This kind of discipline is especially important in regions where misinformation spreads easily. Author: NarativAI As artificial intelligence becomes more common in global newsrooms, CBC News in Canada offers a clear and practical example of […]