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Alvaro Liuzzi, a digital media consultant, journalist, and lecturer specialising in media strategy and innovation. News Beyond the hype: Three cultural traps blocking AI adoption Between 2023 and 2025, I worked on AI adoption with three Argentine newsrooms. The tools evolved. The need for cultural change remained constant. This is what I learned in the process. By Alvaro Liuzzi • 6 min read
