Productive artificial intelligences such as ChatGPT and Bard are now being used as work aids in many industries. In fact, it is being tried to be commissioned instead of direct employees, beyond helping.
Media is one of the sectors where these products are used the most. Both in our country and abroad, many publishing platforms now host articles and news written entirely by ChatGPT. Today, news of a critical movement on the subject came from the international non-governmental organization Reporters Without Borders.
Creating AI charter for media:
In the announcement, Reporters Without Borders announced that an international committee has been formed to work on the “Artificial Intelligence in the Media Regulation” together with its partners. In the announcement text, the danger of artificial intelligence for the industry was emphasized:
The committee will be headed by a Nobel laureate:
This committee, which will create the infrastructure for the responsible use of artificial intelligence in the media, will be chaired by Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa. The committee will have 21 members from 13 different countries. These are names with academic and professional experience in the fields of journalism, artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
The full purpose of the committee is to:
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