Anambra agency, Active8 Hub to train journalists on AI Journalism
Lawrence Nwimo, Awka
Anambra State ICT Agency, in collaboration with Active8 HUB, is set to empower journalists with AI in Journalism” workshop.
The event marks the second chapter in the agency’s initiative to boost the digital expertise of the state’s media workforce, offering them the necessary tools to excel in an increasingly digital world.
According to a statement signed by the MD/CEO of the Anambra State ICT Agency, Mr. Chukwuemeka Fred Agbata, the agency is committed to the realization of Governor Soludo’s vision of “Everything Technology, Technology Everywhere.”
“The collaboration highlights a commitment to fostering innovation and technological advancement within the media industry.
“It is imperative that we tell our stories right, hence this workshop opens doors to new possibilities for journalism.
“By mastering AI tools, media professionals in the state can create high-quality content, reach wider audiences, and stay ahead of the curve.”
Ikengaonline reports that both organizations are expected to bring a wealth of expertise to the table, ensuring a comprehensive and enriching training experience.
“The choice of AI training for media professionals is apt, as it has the potential to equip them with the skills needed to leverage emerging technologies, streamline processes, and adapt to the evolving demands of the industry.
“It not only enhances their ability to produce high-quality content but also positions them at the forefront of innovation in journalism.
“In today’s rapidly shifting media landscape, journalists must not only keep up, but leap ahead. AI becomes their secret weapon, streamlining workflows to boost productivity, efficiently combatting misinformation through fact-checking, and unlocking innovative storytelling formats to engage audiences in entirely new ways.
“With AI, journalists can do more, do it faster, and tell better stories – it’s the key to unlocking their full potential in the digital age,” he added.
