Washington Post Unveils AI-Driven Strategy Amid $77 Million Loss

Newly appointed publisher Will Lewis outlines a multi-faceted plan to rejuvenate the newspaper's finances and readership.

The Washington Post reported a $77 million loss over the past year and a 50% drop in audience since 2020.
Publisher Will Lewis introduced a strategy focused on great journalism, customer satisfaction, and revenue generation.
The plan includes new subscription tiers and a pay-per-article option to attract diverse readership.
Artificial intelligence will be integrated across the newsroom, including AI-generated voices for newsletters and article summaries.
The initiative aims to balance technological advancements with a strong human element in journalism.