How Vox uses a Custom GPT in ChatGPT Enterprise to make newsroom guidance easier to find, while keeping editorial judgment with people.

How can you tell if an image you’re looking at is the real deal? This video introduces OpenAI Verify, a research-preview tool that can help identify whether an image carries signals associated with OpenAI-generated content. It explains how to upload an image, read the result, and understand the limits. What you’ll need: - Access to OpenAI Verify - One image to check What you’ll learn: - What OpenAI Verify is designed to check - How provenance signals like SynthID and C2PA can help - Why “no signal found” does not prove an image is real - What reporting steps still matter after using a verification tool Who this video is for: Journalists, editors, producers, newsroom leaders, and educators who want practical ways to use AI in daily newsroom work. No technical background is required. Key takeaway: OpenAI Verify can add one helpful signal to an image check, but the final verification still comes from reporting. Built by OpenAI: Created by OpenAI Academy to help news professionals use AI confidently while keeping editorial judgment, sourcing, and verification at the center.

This video breaks down the difference between ChatGPT Skills and Agents. A Skill is the reusable template: how a newsroom wants a brief structured, what sources should be cited, what claims need review, and what the output should look like. An Agent is the workflow that can use approved tools, gather material, follow instructions, and apply that Skill. What you’ll need: - A ChatGPT account - A repeatable beat or monitoring workflow - A clear idea of what sources the Agent should use and what it should not do What you’ll learn: - The difference between Skills and Agents - How Agents can use Skills - How to design an Agent with a clear beat, job, and limits - How to preserve source links, dates, and human review Who this video is for: Journalists, editors, producers, newsroom leaders, and educators who want practical ways to use AI in daily newsroom work. No technical background is required. Key takeaway: Skills define how the work should be done, while Agents can gather information, use tools, and apply that process for you. Built by OpenAI: Created by OpenAI Academy to help news professionals use AI confidently while keeping editorial judgment, sourcing, and verification at the center.

Some newsroom tasks happen over and over: agenda scans, public record reviews, source follow-up lists, editor prep packets. This video shows how a ChatGPT Skill can capture a repeatable workflow and return the same kind of output every time, so you can get to the story faster. What you’ll need: - A ChatGPT account - A repeatable newsroom task - A sample input, like an agenda, meeting packet, or public document What you’ll learn: - What a ChatGPT Skill is - When a task is a good fit for a Skill - How Skills create consistent outputs - How to build human verification into a reusable workflow Who this video is for: Journalists, editors, producers, newsroom leaders, and educators who want practical ways to use AI in daily newsroom work. No technical background is required. Key takeaway: Skills help save repeatable newsroom workflows so you do not have to rebuild the same process every time. Built by OpenAI: Created by OpenAI Academy to help news professionals use AI confidently while keeping editorial judgment, sourcing, and verification at the center.