The debates addressed the question of whether AI poses a threat to jobs in journalism. (Credit: NDU)
The University of Notre Dame of Louaize (NDU) hosted the Media Studies Forum (MSF25) on April 4, focusing on "communication arts in the age of artificial intelligence: advertising, journalism, and cinema." The event, organized by the media studies department of the faculty of humanities, brought together students, teachers, and media professionals to discuss the growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on media, both in Lebanon and globally.The forum highlighted the active role that AI now plays in content creation, going beyond a mere assistive tool, particularly through the creation of hyper-realistic videos intended for entertainment. It also raised opportunities and ethical challenges related to its use in journalism, advertising, and visual arts.The journalist's role exceeds what artificial intelligence can achieve"This event...
The University of Notre Dame of Louaize (NDU) hosted the Media Studies Forum (MSF25) on April 4, focusing on "communication arts in the age of artificial intelligence: advertising, journalism, and cinema." The event, organized by the media studies department of the faculty of humanities, brought together students, teachers, and media professionals to discuss the growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on media, both in Lebanon and globally.The forum highlighted the active role that AI now plays in content creation, going beyond a mere assistive tool, particularly through the creation of hyper-realistic videos intended for entertainment. It also raised opportunities and ethical challenges related to its use in journalism, advertising, and visual arts.The journalist's role exceeds what artificial intelligence can achieve"This...