AJMI - Doha

Al Jazeera Media Institute will launch on Thursday, August 21, a new program titled 'Artificial Intelligence in Newsrooms,' presented by Al Jazeera anchor Mariam Belaalia. The program targeted social media audiences of journalists and media students. It is part of a series of educational programs published by the Institute on its digital platforms to educate journalists and media students about the current state of journalism and its future amid rapid technological transformations.
The program seeks to shed light on the impact of artificial intelligence in developing newsrooms and journalistic practices. It explains the latest digital tools and applications that contribute to enhancing quality of media content and improving editorial and production processes, while also addressing professional and ethical challenges associated with AI use in newsrooms.
This new release comes as a continuation of a series of digital programs recently launched by the Institute, such as 'Economy in Brief,' 'Media Translation,' and 'Novel Writing.' Note that this series aims to enhance knowledge and equip journalists and media enthusiasts with tools and skills needed to keep pace with rapid developments in the field of journalism and media.
Through its digital programs, Al Jazeera Media Institute affirms its responsibility and interest in building a more interactive media community fully aware of technological changes, and at the same time providing continuously updated training content that meets the aspirations of journalists, trainees and media students.