China Media Tech Lessons

Hamad Al-Fahd, managing editor of the Arabic News Bulletin at the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), said the World Media Summit, being held in Beijing from November 5 to 9, offers an opportunity to learn about China’s experience in developing media technology and building international partnerships. He noted that artificial intelligence opens up new possibilities for improving translation and news production, and for exchanging content between China and Arab countries. However, it cannot replace human journalists, who remain responsible for analysis and professional and ethical judgment. Al-Fahd stressed the need to verify content, protect privacy and intellectual property, train journalists, and be transparent with the public in order to maintain trust and credibility. The summit brings together around 500 delegates from nearly 330 organizations in 112 countries and regions.

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