Connected Development (CODE) has introduced a $5 million media grant to enhance ethical journalism focused on artificial intelligence (AI) in Nigeria. The initiative aims to equip journalists with necessary tools to navigate the benefits and challenges of AI, emphasizing responsible usage. CODE's CEO, Hamzat Lawal, highlighted the importance of addressing risks like algorithmic bias and data privacy in AI applications.
The project seeks to build capacity among media professionals and provide financial support through seed grants for AI-related reporting. Majeed Dahiru, a media expert, discussed how AI can improve efficiency in journalism by automating tasks and generating content. He stressed the need for journalists to embrace AI responsibly, ensuring that ethical standards and human creativity remain central to their work.
• CODE's $5 million grant promotes ethical AI journalism in Nigeria.
• AI tools enhance journalism efficiency by automating content generation.
Algorithmic bias refers to systematic and unfair discrimination in AI systems, impacting fairness in reporting.
Data privacy involves protecting personal information in AI applications, crucial for ethical journalism.
Content generation in AI refers to the automated creation of articles and reports, enhancing media productivity.
Connected Development focuses on promoting transparency and accountability in governance through ethical journalism and AI.
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