‘Rise of AI’ may fuel disinformation, threaten democracy
With democracy under threat, Nobel laureate Maria Ressa said the courage of journalism determined the fate of humanity, and journalists must work with other groups in society to…
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AI set for publishing lead role
According to Baidu vice-president Wang Ying, the concept of artificial intelligence-generated content has been recognized, and people have seen a blowout development of…
‘Unacceptable’: White House denounces harassment of journalist who questioned Modi on human rights
Journalist Sabrina Siddiqui from the Wall Street Journal had asked Modi about what the government had done to improve the rights of Muslims and other minorities in India.
Media acts as society’s mirror and democracy’s pillar: Cambodia politician
The future prime ministerial candidate also reiterated that the media is an essential catalyst in content creation, information dissemination and reflecting societal realities.
End impunity for killing journalists
The paper says the Bangladesh authorities must protect journalists, expedite trial of all murder cases.
Malaysia to take legal action against Meta over malicious content on Facebook
Despite previous warnings given to Meta on the removal of harmful content, the company had failed to take sufficient action in addressing the issue on its platform.
Paddlers splash out into cultural waters
Adventures of Dragon Boat Festival is a TV show that is part of Chinese culture, particularly popular with young people.
High Court rules in favour of The Star, MCA vice-president in defamation suit
Former finance minister Lim Guan Eng filed a defamation suit against the two defendants over a comment on a RM4 million allocation for a Chinese vernacular school during the Johor…
Star Media Group’s Esther Ng first Malaysian elected to world press body
She joins four other leading editors and media doyens from South Korea, India, Germany and Finland to the IPI’s global executive board, which elected five new members at the IPI…
When even judicial exoneration can’t keep journalists safe
The writer says even self-censorship and judicial exoneration may not be enough to ensure physical safety of journalists.