Adam Rose

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ABOUT ADAM ROSE

Hi! I make sure journalists can do their job. I also research how we can trust digital content in the age of generative AI — especially for the fields of journalism, law and history.Full bio:Adam has over 20 years of experience as a journalist and editor for various media organizations, including LAist, Los Angeles Times, HuffPost, and CBS/Paramount. An Emmy-nominated producer (National News Emmys), his work has won a National Magazine Award (American Society of Magazine Editors) and multiple Best of Photojournalism Awards (National Press Photographers Association).Adam is deputy director of advocacy for the Freedom of the Press Foundation. He also volunteers on the board of directors for the Los Angeles Press Club and on the advocacy advisory council for the Radio Television Digital News Association. He successfully lobbied for a California law which prohibits police from arresting or intentionally interfering with journalists as they cover protests. His efforts to protect press from police violence have resulted in federal court orders against both the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Los Angeles Police Department. His advocacy earned the Sí Se Puede Award from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and two Webby Award nominations for Public Service & Activism.Adam is a fellow and senior advisor at the Starling Lab for Data Integrity, an academic research program based jointly at Stanford and USC. He previously served as COO of the lab, working to authenticate digital evidence and preserve cultural archives. In that position, he collaborated on investigations with a variety of local, national and international news outlets. One of those projects, a war crimes investigation, led prosecutors to re-open a 30-year-old cold case.