This hands-on workshop explores how journalists can orchestrate AI agents across an investigation. Using Goose, an open-source desktop AI application, participants will work with reusable skill files to search and scrape the web, collect and archive evidence, fact-check claims, and maintain research logs. We will examine grounding, provenance and the reusable verified-fact unit ("News Atom"), asking how structured agent workflows can make methods, sources and verified findings reusable across teams – so that each investigation strengthens the next.

Der Workshop findet in Englisch statt.

Hiermit sei auf unser Panel zum Thema KI verwiesen, das sich kritisch mit dem Einsatz für journalistische Zwecke auseinandersetzt. “Zwischen Tech-Euphorie und Selbstabschaffung: Wie viel KI verträgt der Journalismus?”

This hands-on workshop explores how journalists can orchestrate AI agents across an investigation. Using Goose, an open-source desktop AI application, participants will work with reusable skill files to search and scrape the web, collect and archive evidence, fact-check claims, and maintain research logs. We will examine grounding, provenance and the reusable verified-fact unit ("News Atom"), asking how structured agent workflows can make methods, sources and verified findings reusable across teams – so that each investigation strengthens the next.

Der Workshop findet in Englisch statt.

Hiermit sei auf unser Panel zum Thema KI verwiesen, das sich kritisch mit dem Einsatz für journalistische Zwecke auseinandersetzt. “Zwischen Tech-Euphorie und Selbstabschaffung: Wie viel KI verträgt der Journalismus?”

This hands-on workshop explores how journalists can orchestrate AI agents across an investigation. Using Goose, an open-source desktop AI application, participants will work with reusable skill files to search and scrape the web, collect and archive evidence, fact-check claims, and maintain research logs. We will examine grounding, provenance and the reusable verified-fact unit ("News Atom"), asking how structured agent workflows can make methods, sources and verified findings reusable across teams – so that each investigation strengthens the next.

Der Workshop findet in Englisch statt.

Hiermit sei auf unser Panel zum Thema KI verwiesen, das sich kritisch mit dem Einsatz für journalistische Zwecke auseinandersetzt. “Zwischen Tech-Euphorie und Selbstabschaffung: Wie viel KI verträgt der Journalismus?”

This hands-on workshop explores how journalists can orchestrate AI agents across an investigation. Using Goose, an open-source desktop AI application, participants will work with reusable skill files to search and scrape the web, collect and archive evidence, fact-check claims, and maintain research logs. We will examine grounding, provenance and the reusable verified-fact unit ("News Atom"), asking how structured agent workflows can make methods, sources and verified findings reusable across teams – so that each investigation strengthens the next.

Der Workshop findet in Englisch statt.

Hiermit sei auf unser Panel zum Thema KI verwiesen, das sich kritisch mit dem Einsatz für journalistische Zwecke auseinandersetzt. “Zwischen Tech-Euphorie und Selbstabschaffung: Wie viel KI verträgt der Journalismus?”

Tom Vaillant is a visual journalist and investigative technologist based in Zurich. He uncovers stories hidden in data, produces visual investigations, and develops open AI tools for journalists and researchers, most recently through his project Buried Signals in partnership with Indicator. He has collaborated with newsrooms, foundations, and journalism nonprofits including We.Publish, NZZ, the Pulitzer Center, Le Temps, and The New Humanitarian.

Tom Vaillant is a visual journalist and investigative technologist based in Zurich. He uncovers stories hidden in data, produces visual investigations, and develops open AI tools for journalists and researchers, most recently through his project Buried Signals in partnership with Indicator. He has collaborated with newsrooms, foundations, and journalism nonprofits including We.Publish, NZZ, the Pulitzer Center, Le Temps, and The New Humanitarian.

Tom Vaillant is a visual journalist and investigative technologist based in Zurich. He uncovers stories hidden in data, produces visual investigations, and develops open AI tools for journalists and researchers, most recently through his project Buried Signals in partnership with Indicator. He has collaborated with newsrooms, foundations, and journalism nonprofits including We.Publish, NZZ, the Pulitzer Center, Le Temps, and The New Humanitarian.

Tom Vaillant is a visual journalist and investigative technologist based in Zurich. He uncovers stories hidden in data, produces visual investigations, and develops open AI tools for journalists and researchers, most recently through his project Buried Signals in partnership with Indicator. He has collaborated with newsrooms, foundations, and journalism nonprofits including We.Publish, NZZ, the Pulitzer Center, Le Temps, and The New Humanitarian.