eg. writing code to create new tools to make handling economic data a less manual process. Much of it has been extremely beneficial for my own journalism. I don't think it's very black and white
eg. writing code to create new tools to make handling economic data a less manual process. Much of it has been extremely beneficial for my own journalism. I don't think it's very black and white
If you can't write the code yourself then you probably can't check it's actually doing what you think it is. This is *extremely* risky. Only where verification is much easier than creation should using the climate-apocalypse plagiarism machines ever be contemplated