Only lazy journalists should be scared of Artificial Intelligence — Ex-NEXT editor

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The panel comprised Abiodun Adeniyi, a professor of Mass Communication at Baze University in Abuja; Ms Ahmed; Emeke Ishiekwene, CEO of Aigis and Blue; and the Group Chief Executive Officer of Media Trust Limited, Ahmed Shekarau. “AI is going to be a tool that would enable you to do a lot of things. I am fascinated by the possibility of usingAI has become a subject of significant public discourse in the last few years, particularly in the media.

“So there is a part of the digital media that is growing exponentially. The part of the media that is not growing in terms of monetisation is the hard part, the part that we need the most because in the world of misinformation, fake news, and disinformation, and in an age when governments are becoming authoritarian, as we see even in places like the United States and Europe, the work of holding power to account is really significant.

The CEO noted that media platforms must think of creative ways to earn income, while journalists must develop entrepreneurial skills. “There is still a valid point of whether our colleagues are actually prepared to transition from just being journalists to being entrepreneurs,” he said.Book reviewer Reuben Abati, a former presidential spokesperson and anchor at Arise TV, stated that the book is a classic that media schools in Nigeria must adopt.

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