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Fortune editorial leaders tell student journalists how to stand out in the AI era

Andrew Nusca, editorial director of Fortune Brainstorm Tech, says student journalists should “ask the not obvious question.” Photo by Andy Green / FoxTalk.

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Andrew Nusca, Kristin Stoller, Amanda Gerut and Rachel Ventresca told FoxTalk that young reporters should ask sharper questions, build real sources, understand the money behind AI and publish work people can see.

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