[Commlist] Online training on AI and journalism

Renowned journalists, scholars and representatives of European tech 
companies share insights and best practices on the smart use of AI in 
journalistic work on 29 September.

The one-day event is valuable to students of journalism and media, as 
well as media scholars who are interested in learning more about the 
state of play of journalism integration into journalism, empirical 
insights from newsrooms, guidelines on ethical use of AI by the Council 
of Europe, newsrooms and journalists’ associations, research on 
audiences’ perception of AI use by journalists, as well as the position 
of European AI companies. The training is organized by the European 
University Institute and the International Federation of Journalists.

The one-day event on 29 September is made up of three blocks. 
Participants can attend whichever they find interesting. Registration is 
required, but attendance is free of charge.

The registration link and the Zoom link is the same for all sections. 
https://apps.eui.eu/EventRegistration/Home/Login?eventId=589447

Section 1:
09.00 – 11.00 CEST: Guidelines on ethical use of AI in journalism and 
expert discussion about the use of AI in journalism
Elda Brogi | EUI
Dren Gërguri | University of Prishtina
Amina Mahović | Balkan Investigative Reporting Regional Network (BIRN Hub)

Section 2:
11.00 - 12.00 CEST: Expert lecture on audience perceptions of the use of AI
Hannes Cools | University of Amsterdam

Section 3:
16.00 - 18.00 CEST: Discussion with European technology companies about 
the value of their services for journalists. Speakers:
Morana Perić | DeepL
Hans Brorsen | Valid
Manuel Herranz | Pangeanic
J. Alex Dalessio | eQualitie

Event description: 
https://cmpf.eui.eu/events-centre-for-media-pluralism/?id=589308
Registration: 
https://apps.eui.eu/EventRegistration/Home/Login?eventId=589308

How can journalists smartly integrate the newest technologies in their 
work, while mitigating the risks AI can pose to job safety and the 
quality of journalism? The fourth online event of the M4CD – Media for 
Citizens and Democracy in the Digital Age training project brings 
together journalists, media researchers and representatives of European 
technology companies to share insights and best practices.
The event starts with a discussion of guidelines for ethical AI use and 
insights from recent research, followed by a lecture on recent scholarly 
insights about audiences’ perception of AI use in journalism. Finally, 
representatives of technology companies will explain how their products 
can be effectively integrated into the work of journalists and newsrooms.

Attendance is free of charge, but registration is required.
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