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Russia-Africa media discuss AI challenges

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Russian and African media officials discussed artificial intelligence, disinformation and changing patterns of news consumption in Moscow. The 29 October session brought together participants from 46 African countries as part of the Russia-Africa Media Forum, according to Alwihda Info.

Russian and African media officials debated the effects of artificial intelligence, disinformation and social media on journalism in Moscow on 29 October, during a session of the Russia-Africa Media Forum, reports Alwihda Info. Participants said traditional media had to adapt to new patterns of media use while preserving professional standards.

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