employee from 01.01.2016 until now
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
UDC 004.8
CSCSTI 19.41
Russian Classification of Professions by Education 42.03.02
The media landscape has to adapt to the rapid digitalization. Introducing artificial intelligence into the media industry by 2030 has its advantages and risks. The main challenge is to maintain a balance between innovations and traditional values. By analyzing some relevant cases of using artificial intelligence in media space, the author developed a predictive and analytical approach to the matter. The prospects for integrating artificial intelligence into journalism by 2030 include hyperpersonalization, automatization of routine content, and optimization of work processes. The key challenges include inevitable job cuts, ethical dilemmas (biased algorithm, copyright), and disinformation. The future of journalism depends on the symbiosis of technology and human expertise, which requires new ethical standards, laws, and investments in media education. Eventually, journalists will be responsible for critical thinking and expertise rather than routine.
artificial intelligence, automated journalism, media ethics, deepfakes, digital transformation
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