Announcing the 2023 winners
15 great descriptions of AI tools in action, selected from 100s of candidates representing 80+ publications worldwide.
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2023 Winner from the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Reporting on AI Hall of Fame
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EmailIn late 2023 and early 2024, Aspen Digital put out a public call for submissions of excellent descriptions of artificial intelligence (AI) in reporting from 2023. From hundreds of excerpts representing over 80 different publications ranging from student papers to international mainstream press, we chose 15 winners.
Many people already use AI regularly without realizing it—for example, individuals encounter AI through popular virtual assistants like Apple’s Siri and Google’s Assistant, quick translations of language, major online platforms such as Amazon and YouTube with recommendation algorithms, and tagging objects or people in images.
— Julie George writing for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
What makes it great
In this excerpt, George centers the people using the AI tools (“many people” and “individuals”) and specifies many accessible examples of AI tools people may come across in their day-to-day lives (“Apple’s Siri and Google’s Assistant”). To make this excerpt even stronger, the author could clarify that different AI tools are behind each of these systems (e.g., “already use many types of AI”).
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