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You know I keep up with the intersection of AI and journalism, and just this week, one of my favorite resources for the topic, NeimanLab, released its Predictions for Journalism in 2026. While it's not all sunshine and roses (is it ever?), I (as an optimist) see some bright spots for those of us continuing to stay committed to doing public good with our work. 

This piece, in particular, about why AI will force us to be more human storytellers, really gets at the heart of what I truly believe about the future of our livelihoods. I have been thinking a lot about how we, as trained, experienced, skilled journalists and reporters, will verify that we are real, human beings in the future, and that the media we create is real, fact-based, and human, and this piece is worth a read. 

Separately, I wanted to share a correction I need to make to last week’s mention of Sonia Weiser’s new newsletter, Lesser of Evils. I mentioned that the content jobs she includes are location-based, but they are not. They are all remote. Give her work a look and sign up for her newsletter!  

It’s a relatively big week on the freelance front as a lot of full-time journalists have stepped up to offer laid-off WaPo journalists a place to pitch. Kaitlyn Arford has put together a really great list for people looking to land stories after being laid off.

This includes freelance, contract, and pitching opportunities with outlets like 

And more. All pay a minimum of $1 per word for the work, and as always, I include email addresses for the right editors and pitching guides in this newsletter. 

Full Time Jobs include work with 

Pay rates go up to $188k per year. 

The Dishonorable Jobs, are solidly horrible.

And if you’re a fan of smut audio, or have ever considered giving up journalism and starting an OF page, there’s a Passion Project for you.

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