AI In The Newsroom, As Perceived (And Preferred) By Audiences

A recent Pew Research survey of AI experts and the general public highlighted just how far apart those two factions were in terms of their optimism and concerns, respectively, regarding AI’s impact in the coming years.

One aspect that both were closer in agreement about was the job-reducing impact AI might have on careers such as software engineers, factory workers, and even journalists.

Further research recently released by Poynter and the University of Minnesota is helping to illuminate why the public may not be ready for AI in the newsroom, as nearly half of those surveyed said they don’t want news from a genAI chatbot, plain and simple.

 

AI At Work: Navigating Employee Backlash And Implementation Challenges

41% of C-suite executives said adopting generative AI (genAI) is tearing their company apart and creating power struggles, per Writer’s 2025 Generative AI Adoption in the Enterprise survey. 31% of employees admit to sabotaging their company’s genAI strategy, with higher percentages among younger workers, the survey found.

 

Email Marketing Statistics: survey results and insights

Most people check their inboxes because they use email at work. But 41% of our survey participants said they log into email to keep in touch with family and friends. Also, 41% of them are looking for discounts. While flooding your subscribers with emails isn’t a good idea, remember to send emails regularly.

 

On The Mark Martech: Enterprise Retailers Spell Out Specific Needs

Enterprise retailers need more than data to prevail in today’s environment, judging by a new study from MessageGears, conducted with Hanover Research. But they know it, and many have very clear demands when investing in martech technology. First is flexibility: 70% want to integrate additional components as the brand’s needs evolve — when they’re ready.