Germany is facing a potential shift in its news landscape as Artificial Intelligence (AI) rapidly develops. AI is now capable of writing texts, sorting data, and providing answers—tasks traditionally handled by journalists. However, traditional, human-created journalism offers something algorithms cannot: a unique quality appreciated by readers. The question is whether, in ten years, news in Deutschland will be primarily produced by AI or continue to be driven by human reporters. This development has implications for the future of journalism in Deutschland and the role of human expertise in news delivery. The core distinction lies in the intangible qualities that human journalists bring to their work, something currently beyond the reach of AI.