
Why the rise of algorithmic editors is quietly reshaping what we can say — even when it’s true.
By John Donovan
There’s a big headline you hear more and more: artificial intelligence is censoring speech. At first glance that sounds dramatic, maybe even alarmist. But step back and look at how AI is actually being used across the digital world today — from social platforms and search feeds to corporate “assistant” tools — and you see a pattern that effectively narrows what’s allowed.

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