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Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is a crucial component of the modern media ecosystem. As a result, this study aims to (1) describe the status quo of technology and its role in renewing and modernizing journalism, (2) provide insights about the impact of artificial intelligence in changing journalism practice, (3) identify potential implications of artificial intelligence on the future of journalists, and (4) extrapolate ethical and professional challenges that may disrupt the practices of journalism professionals. The conclusion of the study is that artificial intelligence technologies are regarded as the added value of journalism in the digital age, particularly in terms of their capacity to overcome the fundamental challenges of contemporary journalism, such as combating fake news, news editing in accordance with editorial policy, and content personalization. The research also discovered that the use of artificial intelligence in journalism raises professional and ethical concerns, including the following: stifling innovation, the absence of supervision, prejudice, lack of transparency, unfairness, data use, and data quality. It also found that artificial intelligence technology would improve journalists' job rather than replace them. Therefore, artificial intelligence poses no danger to the profession of journalism.
https://www.ijtsrd.com/other-scientific-research-area/other/18466/new-challenges-and-emerging-prospects-in-the-era-of-artificial-intelligence-and-robotic-reporting/mr-intikhab-alam-shamsi
T Technology (General), Artificial intelligence, journalism ethics, algorithm journalism, robot journalism, 401, automated journalism, professional identity
T Technology (General), Artificial intelligence, journalism ethics, algorithm journalism, robot journalism, 401, automated journalism, professional identity
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