Inside how The New York Times leverages AI

Episode notes

For years, news organizations have walked a fine line between embracing new and emerging technologies and safeguarding their IP and content from those same technologies. The New York Times is no exception when it comes to its relationship with AI. Alex Hardiman, Chief Product Officer of The New York Times, is leading the storied news organization’s adoption of AI across the company. She also oversees NYT’s expanding portfolio of products, from NYT Cooking to Games. Hardiman joins Pioneers of AI to discuss the principles guiding the Times’ use of AI, how the organization develops and packages its products, and the enduring relevance of Wordle.Learn more about Pioneers of AI: Pioneers of AI on all channels: the center of AI is people, so we want to hear from you! Share your experiences with AI - or ask us a burning question - by leaving a voicemail at 601-633-2424. Your voice could be featured in a future episode! See Privacy Policy at and California Privacy Notice at

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