Join us tomorrow, 12 Tuesday to discuss challenges, opportunities and strategies to ensure that investigative journalism continues to thrive in Nigeria despite the current social, economic & political pressures.
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For the media, they can infuse Artificial Intelligence during content production, audience development and engagement and when they are writing their stories.- @CyrilO, Audience Development Manager, @TC_Africa speaking on Artificial Intelligence driven future of the media
The media must create partnership with Artificial Intelligence organisations to circumvent the cost challenges of procuring the right AI tools for journalists and media operations- @CyrilO of @TC_Africa speaking at the 2 day Sustainability retreat for @macfound's MAJ partners.
How can journalist overcome the technical challenges of AI usage?
Training for journalists are crucial to ensure that those who need Artificial Intelligence can know how to use AI for their works and fact check information- @CyrilO of @TC_Africa
What is the future of investigative journalism as the era of AI- Journalism dawns?
Join @CyrilO at the AI-101 workshop during the 2023 #AIMConference on 8-9 Dec in Abuja as we explore the future of investigative journalism in the AI era.
Come and learn new skills to stay relevant
The debate gets to the heart of a question facing all democracies: when, if ever, should the government impose limits on media?
https://t.co/9mPvLDUKvg
The advent of ChatGPT has prompted a variety of reactions from universities all over the world. In the UK, for instance, the reaction towards ChatGPT and higher education has veered from the hyperbolic – will AI ruin universities? https://t.co/p504nPTDOq
Nigerians go to the polls on 25th February to elect a new president, and vice-president, 109 members of the Senate and 360 members of the Federal House of Representatives. Over 93.5 million adult Nigerians are registered to vote. https://t.co/9N9arkeXnC
Africa’s biggest election will be held in February 2023 in Nigeria. It’s the seventh successive general election in the country’s 23 years of unbroken democratic government. https://t.co/gTZcRj4Qk1 #NigeriaDecides2023
Apart from streaming and internet radio, there is also a growing trend of podcasting. This has arguably cemented audio broadcasting, in its various forms, as a key player in future mass media trends in the country. #WorldRadioDay
https://t.co/GI2Jyji4YO via @TC_Africa
Join me on the 9th of February at 2pm (WAT) for an interesting discussion with @MinorityAfrica on the "future of creative commons license in 2023".
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Angelique Kidjo, the energetic singer-songwriter and activist from the Republic of Benin, represents a rare African phenomenon. https://t.co/yVzmI23baq
🗓️Save the date!
➡️On the 9th of February at 2pm (WAT), we would join @CyrilO & @CalebOkereke for an interesting discussion on the future of creative commons license in 2023.
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Nigeria's university system needs radical reform: student loans for more than 100 million people might be a good place to start. https://t.co/3EPtQBXSww via @TC_Africa