In an era where information is ubiquitous, the role and integrity of journalism are more pivotal than ever. Information can be easily created and misrepresented as truth. Historically journalism has been assumed to be anchored in verifiable facts that completed the puzzle of our worldviews. Today the definition of a journalist has expanded to include virtually anyone with the means to communicate, while artificial intelligence is generating stories at an unprecedented pace. With the rapid increase in the volume of information driven by technology, journalists can simply feel overwhelmed by this deluge – a modern-day ‘biblical flood’. How are they adapting to efficiently navigate these vast data oceans, using technological tools for effective information management and verification? How do we ensure the reliability and integrity of journalism in this rapidly changing landscape?