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If a chatbot wrote this, would you read it? - The Boston Globe We asked our three writers to say a bit about how they use — or avoid — AI, and what future it might have for our profession.

When more and more journalists feel comfortable turning to AI in lieu of human coworkers, companies will feel more and more emboldened to cut costs by laying off staff, @abdallahfayyad.bsky.social writes.

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Graham Platner comes with baggage. Politicians like Elizabeth Warren don’t seem to care. - The Boston Globe Three writers weigh in on Warren’s recent endorsement of the Maine oyster farmer-turned-Senate candidate.

Elizabeth Warren is willing to accept Graham Platner’s apologies for a record she would find disqualifying from someone whose politics didn't mesh with her own, Joan Vennochi says.

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When money doesn’t matter - The Boston Globe In elective politics, it’s always better to have more money than your opponent. But it can’t buy you an election victory.

The recent report that the super PAC supporting Josh Kraft has raised $3 million has raised eyebrows, writes David Shribman. But it hasn’t necessarily raised his political prospects.

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‘Don’t call Boston a sanctuary city’: Mayor Wu’s congressional showdown - The Boston Globe Three Opinion writers weigh in on Boston Mayor Michelle Wu testifying on “sanctuary cities” before the US House Oversight Committee.

"Don’t call Boston a sanctuary city," writes
@marcelagarcia.bsky.social.

Three Opinion writers weigh in on Mayor Michelle Wu's congressional showdown. #RightLeftCenter