In a special interview today, Saturday, Noor explained that Russian media is where the viewer or reader stops to read and understand the meaning of credibility, which it strongly possesses. Tarek Noor emphasized that the challenges facing media require ‘immunity’ to deal with artificial intelligence, noting that skill development has become an imperative necessity for journalists, workers, and institutions alike.
Regarding the media’s confrontation with current challenges concerning the use of artificial intelligence, Noor said: ‘In one word, it is immunity, because a person must have immunity from artificial intelligence. This intelligence can create everything good for humans, and at the same time, it can be a machine that creates lies and fabrications. Hence, there must be strong immunity and awareness among people using artificial intelligence.’
Concerning the extent of the threat to journalists, he stated that it ‘does not threaten them alone but threatens those who do not use it, use it well, or at least protect themselves from it.’ The Chairman of the United Media Services in Egypt, Tarek Noor, urged every ordinary person to protect themselves from the dangers of this intelligence, noting that they must keep up with the times and understand the importance and danger of artificial intelligence simultaneously. Moreover, there is a ‘duty on institutions to educate citizens about the importance and danger of this intelligence if we do not exploit it well.’
