The lecturer guiding the application of artificial intelligence to journalists and reporters is media expert Pham Tan Anh Vu, Chief Representative of the Southern region of VAIS company, a unit specializing in artificial intelligence solutions for the Government sector. The unit has applied the voice recognition solution in Vietnamese to convert into text for the Government Office , used in National Assembly meetings and at the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee, ...
Training in applying artificial intelligence in operations.
At the training course, journalists and reporters will be trained to apply technology to convert video tapes and recordings into text saved on computers or phones; Apply artificial intelligence to become a tool for reporters and editors to exploit information and edit 2,000-word articles in 5 minutes; Apply technology to convert online meeting content into text without having to attend the meeting and still take full notes; Apply technology to help field reporters work quickly without having to type articles or send emails, but the editorial office can still see the content and edit articles in text; Apply voice extraction from videos into Vietnamese subtitles or create a multilingual voice reading commentary, for the video and radio fields.
Expert Pham Tan Anh Vu introduced application software in journalistic works, including output and input support such as memobot.io, lovinbot.com, dizim.ai,...
“Applications using artificial intelligence are the product of a process of thinking about ways to support and speed up the work of reporters and journalists, while increasing the quality of journalistic works. Artificial intelligence will greatly support in ensuring objectivity, replacing time-consuming work and maintaining the accuracy of the incident,” said Mr. Pham Tan Anh Vu.
Through the professional training course, reporters and journalists at press agencies and news agencies in Quang Binh had the opportunity to experience and use artificial intelligence applications to support their work activities such as minicomputers, audio tape extraction software, etc.
The journalism training course "Application of artificial intelligence in journalism" attracted nearly 40 students from press agencies, television stations, members, collaborators, and individuals from media units and functional agencies.
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