With Yi-Chieh Lin (National Chengchi University)

Taiwan presents a unique viewpoint on Al’s role in journalism, marked by a commitment to democratic values and ethical accountability. This includes strict verification protocols for Al-generated content and innovative approaches to integrating Al in a culturally sensitive manner.

The talk aims to foster a deeper understanding of the practical and ethical dimensions of Al in journalism, encouraging a cautious yet innovative approach to embracing these technologies.

This study aims to uncover broader implications for news organizations striving to balance technological advancements with maintaining trust and credibility in journalism. The discussion highlights both the opportunities and challenges presented by Al, such as enhancing content production and maintaining editorial oversight to mitigate bias and preserve integrity.

Speaker's bio:

Yi-Chieh Lin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Journalism at National Chengchi University in Taipei, Taiwan. She holds a PhD in Anthropology from Harvard University. Her research focuses on the interplay between media, technology, society, and culture. Lin has published a book and several articles exploring themes such as creativity and fakery, the impact of influencers on the media landscape, digital labor, combating COVID-19 misinformation, news framing of older adults, and sustainable consumption.

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