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DW.COM in 30 languages ABOUT DW.COM Akademie Home Who we are Publications Contact Opportunities and Tenders Regions Africa Asia Europe/Central Asia Latin America Middle East/North Africa Key topics Innovation for Dialogue MIL Media Safety Media and Journalism Education Media viability Insights In focus Tools Library Impact Education International Media Studies Traineeship Training Workshops and Coaching Communications consulting Journalism Training Get in touch FAQ Who we are Publications Contact Opportunities and Tenders Home Media, AI and democracy Generative AI is the ultimate disinformation amplifier Generative artificial intelligence tools allow anyone to quickly and easily create massive amounts of fake content. Go to article AI race is deepening existing inequalities across the globe Generative artificial intelligence is developing in leaps and bounds, and it's deepening the digital divide, writes Heather Dannyelle Thompson from Democracy Reporting International. Go to article Interview with Ranga Yogeshwar on AI and the media Science journalist Ranga Yogeshwar reflects on the impact of AI-generated narratives and disinformation on society, and the importance of strong, independent media Go to article Generative AI is the ultimate disinformation amplifier AI race is deepening existing inequalities across the globe Interview with Ranga Yogeshwar on AI and the media A call to action Media development and artificial intelligence With AI, the media development sector faces new disruptions of the global information sphere. Experts see the need for a joint effort. Voices on AI Odanga Madung, Mozilla Foundation, Nairobi AI is going to be a transformative type of technology. It's going to be almost as powerful as the Internet in terms of how it restructures our society. We should learn from the past. When social media platforms emerged, we forgot to ask where the money was, and the tech industry came and took away the advertising business. We should not make the same mistake again. Voices on AI Zoé Titus, Namibia Media Trust Two decades ago, we started talking about digitalization - how it was a game changer and how disruptive it was. Now AI is the biggest disruptor. If we don't agree on how to integrate it into all our discussions in the media development sector, then we won't even be at the table in any room to influence media policy, AI, freedom of expression. It has far reaching implications for media development. Voices on AI Walid Al-Saqaf, Södertörn University, Stockholm There should be means of supporting developing countries to be much more capable of using these technologies, not only in terms of consumption of media, but also in empowering journalism entities. There is also a need to build branches within media development explicitly for AI. If we let this go, we will become irrelevant as media organizations. Voices on AI Julie Ricard, Data-Pop Alliance, Brazil AI is really gonna mess up our belief system. There's a moment that we're all need to adapt as a society to the fact that a lot of content is being generated, and that we could move from post truth to a post reality society. We need AI literacy: a general understanding of what AI is and can do. It needs to be something that everybody understands, not only tech savvy people and intellectual elites. Voices on AI Jerry Sam, Penplusbytes, Accra In our part of the world we focus on community-based stories to bring about change. AI is not able to give out those sort of community sentiments. There is the danger of losing that. That’s why we should exercise human judgments and oversight in using AI tools so that we don't become too reliant on it. We should still have editorial policies in place. Voices on AI Layal Bahnam, Maharat Foundation, Beirut When we think about AI and media development, we should think about resources and knowledge. Big media institutions have the capacity to invest in an AI to be used for news gathering, news production, and news distribution. There will be a gap and the danger of a new form of media capture. Voices on AI Asmelash Teka Hadgu, Lesan AI, Berlin/Addis Ababa For the further development of AI, we should be aware of diverse voices and actively seek them out. There is a tendency to go to a few people who are considered the authority on the topic. We need to create a common ground of what exactly we mean when we talk about media and AI before establishing principles. Voices on AI Caesar Alimsinya Atuire, University of Ghana, Accra Artificial intelligence as it is being developed today is a reflection of who we are. And if we are already in a world that is entrenched with biases and prejudices, what will happen is that AI is only going to reproduce and consolidate these biases. Guest post Journalism can advance trustworthy artificial intelligence in Africa Newsrooms can leverage digital technology to strengthen journalism. But journalists are also responsible of advocating for technologies that serve the public interest, writes tech policy researcher Kristophina Shilongo. Guest post The race for AI is being used to manipulate, but the technology also offers ways to combat propaganda and hate speech. Interview "Human insight, judgement, and creativity" AI shakes up the media sector: Scholar Peter Bruck talks about measures that media houses can take to keep up with developments. INTERVIEW You can't trust anything you see online AI-driven, text-producting machines are altering our digital media environment - and pose new threats to information integrity. Guest post Global disparities, lack of protection Seemingly neutral, artificial intelligence is increasingly embedded in the fabric of our lives. 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