Renowned for their expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and media studies, Santosh Kumar Biswal and Anand J. Kulkarni delve deep into the intersection of AI and journalism. This work traces the origins, growth, and evolution of media and communication in the era of globalization. It also explores how technologies such as augmented reality, virtual reality, and extended reality are fueling a global communication revolution.
The book addresses technology-centered media theories in the context of AI, questioning whether AI is a blessing or a threat to data journalism. It examines the role of AI in news reporting and citizen journalism, analyzes the socio-cultural implications of AI-driven journalism, and explores emerging ethical concerns. The contentious impact of AI on journalism is also discussed, along with issues related to media organizations’ rights over content used by AI systems and the growing demand for compensation in such cases.
This volume is an essential resource for students, researchers, and professionals in media studies, communication, journalism, social media, technology studies, and digital humanities.
