USA Today Co., the largest newspaper chain in the nation, has partnered with Palantir to modernize its operations amidst declining print circulation and evolving digital habits. CEO Mike Reed views this collaboration as essential for adapting to the changing media landscape. The company, which includes USA Today and over 200 local publications, still earns $1.1 billion annually from print, but like many in the industry, it faces challenges in maintaining readership. Palantir’s technology is expected to help target readers more effectively and accelerate the publishing process, potentially revitalizing the company’s approach to journalism. This move highlights the broader trend of integrating artificial intelligence into media to sustain and enhance journalistic practices.
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‘We’re actually an intelligence organization now’: Inside USA Today’s AI-fueled Palantir deal
