Public Service Media Chairperson Aminath Namza called for inclusive global AI governance at the 7th World Media Summit in Beijing, urging that smaller nations and developing countries shape international principles for AI use. She emphasised media literacy, responsible journalism and transparency to counter AI-generated misinformation.
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Responsible AI governance must go beyond technological advancement. It must also protect and prepare ordinary people.
Public service media must do more than adopt AI. We must help people understand it through media literacy, responsible journalism, transparency and a renewed commitment to truth.
The true measure of intelligent technology is not how much it can do, but how much good it can do for humanity.
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Speaking at the 7th World Media Summit in Beijing, China, Namza highlighted the responsibility of governments, technology developers and media institutions to ensure that technological advancement benefits people across all communities.
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