The seminar was held at the headquarters of the International News and Radio Agency ‘Sputnik’ in Moscow, attended by journalists and media professionals via video conference. It began with an opening speech by Badr Shniba, Director of the External Media Department at the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Waseem Suleiman, Editor-in-Chief of the Arabic section at ‘Sputnik’, provided a comprehensive explanation of the artificial intelligence tools used by the editorial team and the best ways to invest these tools in the media field.
In turn, Yazan Ajouz, Editor-in-Chief at the Arabic section of ‘Sputnik’, gave a presentation on investing in artificial intelligence in the creative field, the tools used in this domain, and ways to leverage AI to enhance audience reach through social media.
The speakers addressed the ethics of using artificial intelligence in media and the challenges faced in this work, amidst an atmosphere of discussion with media professionals and journalists who engaged constructively with the meeting through questions asked.
The meeting concluded with a set of tips and recommendations that could enhance the use of artificial intelligence in media and journalism, along with thanks to the organizers for holding the workshop, which significantly benefits journalism in Libya by increasing work efficiency and the quality of media products.
