Η τεχνητή νοημοσύνη στο επίκεντρο στο 3ο Παγκόσμιο Φόρουμ Μέσων Ενημέρωσης της Shusha

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00:00Μετά είναι η ώρα να φύγει μαζί.

00:02Οι δημιουργούς ανθρώπους, δημιουργούς και αιτροφούς,

00:07θα δημιουργούνται μερικές μερικές μερικές δημιουργήσεις

00:11αν δεν υπηρεθείς αιτροφή.

00:15Αν δεν έχουμε αυτό τώρα,

00:17θα δημιουργούνται για δημιουργούς προσπάθεις τα πράγματα για δημιουργούς.

00:24Η 3η Σουσουαλό Μεδιεφόρου,

00:26Συγρήνθει η πρόοδο του Χριστικούς Ιηνοσοκοτώμης του ΑΜΑΕ,

00:29που δημοσιοποιείται με αλεύθερος,

00:31φορήνει η δημοσιογράφηση.

00:33Και η αρκετή μας πρέπει να είναι βγωγικό, έθιμη και αρκετή.

00:37ΑΜΑΕ να δημιουργήσει κατάστασης.

00:39Αδή είναι η πρόοδο και η πρόοδο,

00:41η πρόοδο δεν είναι έτσι,

00:43η πρόοδο διευθυντική της πρόοδου αρκετές της πρόοδο,

00:46And it's an opportunity, if it's used, to enhance the newsroom, if it's used to streamline some processes.

00:53Held on the 150th anniversary of Azerbaijan's first newspaper,

00:57the Forum gathered over 140 guests from 52 countries,

01:00including 30-plus news agencies and seven international organizations,

01:05to address the rapid evolution of media in the digital age.

01:09Shusha Media Forum already became a traditional,

01:13so I hope that this tradition will continue and by the time passes we have more guests,

01:20more geographical coverage, and this once again shows that there is a big need

01:26for open discussions in the friendly atmosphere on the most important topics,

01:34not only the agenda of media communities, but issues of global agenda.

01:40Discussions at the Forum explored how nations can build media literacy

01:44and safeguard accuracy while navigating disruption.

01:47Get on board or you will be left behind,

01:50because fundamentally the people that will thrive are the people that adapt,

01:53the people that take these new technologies, new skills on board.

01:57For countries like Azerbaijan, the digital media revolution is also a moment of global connection,

02:02strengthening links between local voices and global narratives, and how to work with AI.

02:08We are very proud that a lot of international journalists and media professionals

02:11are coming to Azerbaijan, exchanging ideas, recommendations, and their experiences,

02:17including their mistakes as well.

02:19AI is a reality of the new world.

02:21We cannot fight against AI.

02:22It's a technological development.

02:24Fighting AI, it means that we are fighting against innovation, against technology,

02:28but we should adapt ourselves.

02:30How we can work together with AI,

02:32how we can effectively employ it for the benefit of mankind,

02:35including the professional journalism and media.

02:38As the digital age redraws the map of influence,

02:41new regions are stepping forward to lead the conversation.

02:44In a world of fragmented narratives,

02:47I believe we need more spaces like this.

02:50The Caucasus and also Central Asia are no longer peripheral, let's say, regions,

02:57of global narratives, and they are in the heart, how to say, of this connectivity.

03:05I mean, they are emerging like hubs for connectivity, for energy, and even for geopolitics.

03:13When truth becomes uncertain, every pillar of society feels a strain.

03:17If we don't get this right, the public, the citizens, won't know what's right or wrong.

03:24So it means that governments will struggle to communicate their messages.

03:28Companies will struggle to promote their products, you know,

03:32and journalism will be under threat.

03:35Those who gathered here will return to newsrooms, classrooms, and boardrooms across the world

03:40with a clearer sense of what's at stake.

03:43I wish I could see people making better decisions for themselves

03:50based on accurate and trustworthy information.

03:55If the goal is better decisions built on truth,

03:58the challenge begins with how we educate the next generation

04:00and the habits they're already forming.

04:03What we're finding, and I'm finding this with my own students and work with young people,

04:07is that it's becoming the go-to.

04:09So thinking about tasks and learning how to do the task

04:13and then maybe using AI to collaborate on that task, it's not happening.

04:17So over time, students and younger people are just going to that platform.

04:21For things as simple as introducing themselves, you know, in a class activity,

04:26then they can't sort of think and bring the words together.

04:28So it's impacting professional writing and creativity, critical thought,

04:32all these sort of aspects where we need our young people

04:35to be the subject matter experts before they go to AI and use it for that task.

04:40The third Shooter Media Forum didn't just discuss the future of journalism.

04:45It helped shape it.

04:46And for those watching closely, one message was clear.

04:50Adapt fast, work together and build resilience for a digital age that won't wait.

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