Media Practice in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: An Analytical Study
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Sports Media, Electronic Journalism, Artificial Intelligence, Digital MediaAbstract
This paper explores artificial intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on media practice. It begins by defining AI and examining its algorithmic capacities in analysis, processing, and decision-making. Key applications in the media field include automated content creation, video production, real-time translation, big data analysis, and audience-based content personalization. These developments have reshaped journalistic skills and the organization of media institutions, introducing both opportunities and challenges. While AI enhances efficiency, speed, and audience engagement, it also raises ethical and professional concerns. The study emphasizes that AI must be integrated into media work responsibly and ethically to maximize its benefits and minimize potential risks
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