The JournalismAI Festival is back in November, and registration is open. London in person or free online. Sessions range from AI agent workflows for investigations to what media IP is actually worth.
- The LSE-backed festival runs across two days with a mix of live-streamed and in-person sessions, featuring practitioners from SBS Korea, The Guardian, Polaris Media, and Rappler, among others.
- In-person tickets cost £25 for a single day or £50 for both, introduced after last year's no-shows left waitlisted attendees out; fee waivers are available on request.
- Google News Partnerships is the sole named sponsor, which is worth noting given the agenda includes a roundtable on whether publishers are undervaluing their IP in deals with AI companies.
- The session where editors present projects they actually killed, not just ones they launched, is the one to watch: it is a rare format in an industry that tends to conference around its wins.
