A new push into video is "as big a transformation as the print-to-digital transformation," New York Times Executive Editor Joe Kahn tells me.
By Peter Kafka
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New York Times Executive Editor Joe Kahn says his company is in "a race against time" to get trustworthy video onto internet platforms before they're overwhelmed with "AI-generated slop."
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