Euronews Highlights Journalism's Challenge And Opportunity In Machine-Human Perception
Strunz noted that for years, coverage of events in the post-Soviet space, including the South Caucasus conflict, has largely reflected a Western perspective.
“Machines know all these reports and only present one side. Our task as journalists is to understand this mechanism and fill in the gaps to present a fuller picture,” he stated.
Strunz emphasized that despite the rapid advancement of technologies and algorithms, the human factor remains essential in the media landscape.
“Information becomes truly credible only when it is backed by a human-a-journalist with a face, a name, and responsibility. This is what will shape competitiveness and audience trust over the next 5, 10, 15 years,” he added.
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