The taxonomy organises LLM-supported journalistic tasks into four stages: newsgathering, sensemaking, editing, and publication/distribution¶

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q1 i? The paper addresses four main news-production stages: collection (newsgathering), analysis (making sense of information), production (editing), and dissemination (publication/distribution). → Laurence Dierickx 2026

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Laurence Dierickx 2026¶

Laurence Dierickx, Fredrik Bjerknes, Andreas L. Opdahl, Carl-Gustav Lindén. (2026). A Taxonomy of LLM-Supported Tasks for Critical AI Literacy in Journalism. Postdigital Science and Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s42438-026-00690-0

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Conceptual statement in the framework section defining the taxonomy's organising axis: "This paper addresses four main stages", each named alongside its journalistic activity. No empirical test is reported; the structure derives from a synthesis of journalism studies, ML/NLP literature, and the authors' teaching experience.

"This paper addresses four main stages: collection (newsgathering), analysis (mak- ing sense of information), production (editing), and dissemination (publication/ distribution)."

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