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by The Notified Team on Oct 26, 2023 5:29:33 PM
Learn about the opportunities and limitations artificial intelligence brings to journalism!
Watch our webinar in partnership with The Canadian Press and hear our panel of media experts discuss the evolving role of AI in the newsroom.
Our panel featured Andrea Baillie, Editor in Chief at The Canadian Press, Troy Thibodeaux, Director of Digital News at the Associated Press, and was moderated by Jeff Stacey, VP of Product Management at Notified.
Topics covered include:
- AI's practical applications in the newsroom
- Drawing the line for AI in journalism
- The trust equation in automated journalism
- Establishing news authenticity in a post-truth landscape
- And more!
How Will AI Affect Newsrooms?
The Practical Applications of Artificial Intelligence
From streamlining administrative tasks to crafting personalized content experiences, our panelists discuss what intrinsic qualities humans bring to news creation that remain unparalleled by AI.
Drawing the Line for AI in Journalism
Our panel examines the applications of AI in the newsroom and discern the ethical boundaries set by different media establishments. They discuss the extent to which we should rely on AI and its accuracy.
The Trust Equation in Automated Journalism
As more AI models are integrated into newsrooms, our panel discusses how to balance trust and verification. We examine ways journalists can trust AI to reshape stories and will discuss how to handle source verification.
Combating the Dark Side of AI
Our panelists cover how to establish news authenticity amidst the challenges of a post-truth landscape.
With the surge of manipulated media and AI-generated content, fake news and misinformation is an escalating concern. The panelists discuss the importance of staying informed about AI, including its impact on society.
This is a can’t-miss webinar for public relations pros and anyone working in the media industry. We hope to see you there.
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