Omar Sultan Al Olama, Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy and Remote Work Applications, said, “Artificial intelligence, no matter how advanced its technologies, will not completely replace the journalist in the future, but it will play an important role. In creating and disseminating content,” emphasizes the need to develop tools for global, individual and organizational preparation for a new era.

Scientists said during a session on “How artificial intelligence will affect the media personality” within the activities of the Arab Media Forum that by 2025, 90% of content will be created by artificial intelligence, as smart systems compete. Humans are involved in creating content, but human intervention is necessary to deliver content. Compliance with standards and regulations. He pointed out that the future will see a trend of media professionals creating and publishing their content through digital platforms, which provide ten times more reach than traditional channels, in addition to providing an exciting aspect of audience engagement. Serve as a facilitator to accelerate initiatives, analyze media data, and support creative ideas.

The media will see radical change in the way media professionals operate, he said, but the search for truth will be a fundamental skill that differentiates human elements from artificial intelligence, citing the most important variables affecting media content. “Instant Artificial Intelligence, Creating Images and Pictures, and Deep Fakes.”

Studies have confirmed a 66% increase in the use and experience of artificial intelligence applications in the UAE, and have demonstrated that artificial intelligence increases productivity by 50%.

The session saw a virtual conversation produced using artificial intelligence with the late author and poet Ghazi Al-Khosaybi, during which he discussed the most important challenges of media work in light of the development of artificial intelligence technologies.

Tuesday, September 26, 2023 – 9:27 am

WAM Correspondent – Egypt

Member of the Board of Directors of Mohammed Bin Rashid Library Foundation Dr. Mohammed Salem Al Mazrouei affirmed that the library is keen to provide an environment of excellence and promote the knowledge and cultural scene and movement in the UAE. Researchers and students should invest their potential to create a more prosperous future for future generations.

This came on the occasion of the Government of the Library and Mohammed Bin Rashid College signing a memorandum of understanding to promote joint collaboration in the fields of supporting scientific research and disseminating culture and knowledge at the national level. The memorandum is signed by Mohammed Al Murr, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Library Foundation and Dr. Ali Bin Seba Al Marri, CEO of Mohammed Bin Rashid Government College. The framework of interest of both parties is to improve the cultural and educational environment in the UAE and to provide an environment that encourages… Work on organizing mechanisms to improve intellectual content and promote science, explore, research and develop knowledge. Research among members of the community.

Cultural movement

Al Mazrouei said, “This MoU reflects our joint commitment to develop cultural and scientific infrastructure and promote the knowledge and cultural scene and movement at the national level. It reflects our future and our passion to achieve sustainable goals. Students and researchers to make full use of their potential, ‘we’ An environment that will help develop their educational preferences in a way that supports the vision of UAE 2031 and our plan for the next 50 years contributing to creating a more prosperous future for future generations.” Collaboration between local educational and cultural institutions is a key and important step towards achieving excellence and innovation, culture, education and knowledge. cementing the UAE’s position as a leading global center of economy.”

New station

On his part, Mohammed Bin Rashid Government College CEO Dr. Ali bin Seba Al Marri said, “The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding is a new step in strengthening the strategic vision of the college. To provide an integrated system of education and training programs, research and studies, which are in line with the highest standards.” and international practices, while at the same time equipping leaders with the best skills and abilities to meet the challenges.Innovating in providing governance structures that enhance leadership in the future and government performance.

He pointed out the college’s constant interest in creating strategic partnerships for excellence in the field of education and knowledge, which stems from providing an academic and academic environment that meets the aspirations and needs of all those affiliated with the various programs in the college. Researchers and academics in general point out that cooperation with this institution has an important place in the arena of knowledge and will contribute to opening doors for more initiatives and activities aimed at establishing a culture of research and knowledge among members of society. The MoU includes developing mechanisms to enhance cooperation between the two sides, exchange knowledge resources, provide support for research projects and organize joint events and activities to meet the aspirations and needs of students and stakeholders from various knowledge communities.

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The MoU stipulates that the Muhammad Bin Rashid Government College, Muhammad Bin Rashid Library will be provided with latest publications, research papers, conference papers and other publications as permitted by the college’s copyright. Displayed in the corridors of the library and made available to those interested.

Muhammad Al Mazrui:

“Collaboration between local educational and cultural institutions is a vital and important step towards achieving excellence and innovation.”

Ali Al Mari:

“This step opens the door to further efforts aimed at establishing a culture of research and knowledge in society.”