How Connecticut Public Uses AI to Surface Stories Hidden in Public Meetings
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How Connecticut Public Uses AI to Surface Stories Hidden in Public Meetings
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Artificial intelligence is creating new possibilities for local newsrooms — including finding stories that they might not otherwise know about.
In this episode of Keep It Local, host Ryan Welton sits down with Jim Haddadin, investigative editor at Connecticut Public, and Susan Bell, senior director of data and digital services, to discuss the organization's award-winning Public Meeting Monitor.
The AI-powered system analyzes government meetings, identifies potentially newsworthy developments, and helps reporters uncover stories happening across communities throughout Connecticut.
The conversation also explores Curio, Connecticut Public's audience-support chatbot, along with broader lessons about newsroom adoption, transparency, audience trust, and the future of AI in local journalism.
Topics discussed:
- Why Connecticut Public built the Public Meeting Monitor
- How AI reviews and summarizes public meetings
- The role of human journalists in the reporting process
- Stories that originated from AI-generated news tips
- Building audience-service tools with AI
- Lessons for local news organizations exploring AI
- Where newsroom innovation is headed next
Guests:
Jim Haddadin, Investigative Editor, Connecticut Public
Susan Bell, Senior Director of Data and Digital Services, Connecticut Public
Hosted by Ryan Welton for Local Media Association's Keep It Local podcast.