What does using artificial intelligence in day-to-day journalistic work look like? In this discussion we focus on the practical experiences of (investigative) journalists: in which areas of work AI genuinely helps, where it might pose a risk, and what needs to be paid attention to when using it, especially in investigative journalism. In addition …
Can artificial intelligence be regulated, and what would that look like in the Macedonian context? This discussion raises questions about legal frameworks, ethical standards and transparency in the use of AI in the media, as well as about the impact on copyright, personal data protection and public trust. The conversation will connect regulations in Macedonia …
Is artificial intelligence an ally or a threat to journalism? At the festival opening we discuss how journalists experience AI’s role in newsrooms today and what future it brings to the profession. The focus is on ethical and professional challenges, trust in the media, fake news, and the phenomenon of deepfake content. Through a range …
DISCUSSION “JOURNALISM AT A CROSSROADS: HUMANS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE” Read More »
Ethics are at the core of journalism—why has adherence to ethical principles become a challenge for journalists and newsrooms? Exercise: Identifying violations of ethical principles in specific journalistic stories. Ethics in the age of artificial intelligence – examples and discussion: What dangers threaten journalists in the digital world? Are existing journalists’ codes of ethics sufficient …
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What does it take to design an AI strategy that truly reflects your newsroom’s values? This JournalismAI workshop explores how media organisations can harness artificial intelligence responsibly and effectively. Drawing on real newsroom examples, participants will unpack the ethical risk and learn how to mitigate them through solid governance frameworks. The session introduces a practical …
The workshop “Safety of Women Journalists in the Digital Space: Risks and Protection from AI Misuse” is an interactive training session dedicated to identifying, mapping, and addressing digital threats affecting women journalists and journalists in general. The focus is on gender-based violence, online harassment, hate speech, manipulation, disinformation, as well as emerging risks related to …
To include the perspective of local journalists, this panel discussion will explore the ways in which AI influences the work of local media. Considering that local outlets often operate as a “one-person newsroom,” where a single journalist works as editor, videographer, and producer, the key question is: to what extent can AI support the automation …
DATE: Thursday, November 28 United States | 2023 | 99 minutes
It is becoming harder to attract young people in journalism. How do we get more young people to join the profession? What are the biggest challenges for young journalists today? These are just some of the questions that will be a part of the debate focused on young journalists. DATE: Thursday, November 28MODERATOR: Angela PetrovskaGUESTS: …
Women journalists in the past few years have been more pro-active on the issues that they are facing. Through initiatives like the Program for women journalists in PINA, women in media are organising themselves and raising the voice for the problems in the media sphere that target women media workers. Raising the solidarity among women …
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