Trust and Tech: Where should RNZ draw the line on AI?
Artificial intelligence is everywhere, but RNZ is considering carefully how it should use these tools — and where to draw the line.
How public media organisations use AI: Industry Report
The first of two industry reports exploring how public service media organisations across the world are using AI.
VRT strengthens EU collaboration on AI research
VRT joins an ambitious EU funded research initiative aimed at accelerating the development of open and trustworthy AI models in Europe.
World Press Freedom Day | The PMA Briefing
On World Press Freedom Day - attacks on press freedom, journalism faces pressure from AI and entrenched threats such as state capture.
BBC research shows issues with Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistants
Conducted over a month, the study saw the BBC test four prominent, publicly available AI assistants, unveiling their numerous factual errors.
Artificial Intelligence: A protective tool for journalists?
Some broadcasters are using AI for good, and thinking of innovative ways it can be employed to protect journalism.
How can AI bolster the mission of PSM?
The integration of AI by PSM needs safeguards through policies and proper governance, PMA's CEO told a conference in Taiwan.
RTP’s use of a rich media ecosystem to reach younger audience
João Galveias of RTP explores the different ways and challenges for public broadcasters to reach a younger audience.
What do people think of generative AI?
AI raises all manner of complex issues, particularly with its use in news. But it's also something that should be responsibly experimented with, writes the BBC's Peter Archer.
Tensions and election prove a test for Taiwan media
Taiwan is in the spotlight ahead of an election amid geopolitical tension and an apparent disinformation campaign.