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World Press Freedom Day 2024 - AI and the Future of Journalism: Human Rights Reporting
Journalists and Writers Foundation JWFOn the occasion of World Press Freedom Day 2024, the Journalists and Writers Foundation organizes a virtual panel discussion “AI and the Future of Journalism: Human Rights Reporting” on Zoom Webinar on 3 May 2024, Friday 10:00 – 11:00 AM EST (New York Time). Amid the latest trends of innovation, technological advancements, and artificial intelligence dominating the content creation in many different industries, the future of journalism and the aspects of human rights reporting are inevitably evolving. As half of the world population will be heading to general or local elections this year, the Devamını okuDaha az göster
On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day 2024, the Journalists and Writers Foundation organizes a virtual panel discussion “AI and the Future of Journalism: Human Rights Reporting” on Zoom Webinar on 3 May 2024, Friday 10:00 – 11:00 AM EST (New York Time).
Amid the latest trends of innovation, technological advancements, and artificial intelligence dominating the content creation in many different industries, the future of journalism and the aspects of human rights reporting are inevitably evolving. As half of the world population will be heading to general or local elections this year, the right to access credible and trustworthy information becomes even more profound. While the latest technologies, increasing trends of digital journalism and the power of social media outlets facilitate more convenient access for global citizens to receive information, the disruptive power of artificial intelligence must be diligently addressed.
Speakers:
Jenifer Fenton (Switzerland), Media Adviser, Journalist
Emily Bell (USA), Founding Director, Tow Center for Digital Journalism, Columbia University
Ritu Kapur (India), Co-Founder and Managing Director, The Quint Digital Media
Tai Nalon (Brazil), Co-Founder and Executive Director, Aos Fatos
Amid the latest trends of innovation, technological advancements, and artificial intelligence dominating the content creation in many different industries, the future of journalism and the aspects of human rights reporting are inevitably evolving. As half of the world population will be heading to general or local elections this year, the right to access credible and trustworthy information becomes even more profound. While the latest technologies, increasing trends of digital journalism and the power of social media outlets facilitate more convenient access for global citizens to receive information, the disruptive power of artificial intelligence must be diligently addressed.
Speakers:
Jenifer Fenton (Switzerland), Media Adviser, Journalist
Emily Bell (USA), Founding Director, Tow Center for Digital Journalism, Columbia University
Ritu Kapur (India), Co-Founder and Managing Director, The Quint Digital Media
Tai Nalon (Brazil), Co-Founder and Executive Director, Aos Fatos
