Robot Journalism Based on Artificial Intelligence Technologies: Professional and Ethical Challenges

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Abdullatif W. A. Nijim
Osama Kanaker

Abstract

This study explored Palestinian journalists' awareness of robot journalism based on artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and examined its advantages, disadvantages, and professional and ethical challenges. Using a descriptive-analytical methodology, the researcher surveyed 300 randomly selected Palestinian journalists. The findings revealed a high awareness among journalists about AI-based robot journalism and highlighted several key aspects. The study identified significant challenges, including AI's inability to verify the accuracy of its inputs and the lack of legal accountability for AI technologies. It recommended enhancing journalists' awareness of the importance of accuracy in using AI, ensuring legal and ethical accountability, and providing training to develop relevant skills. Additionally, the study suggested that media institutions should establish clear policies for the use of AI technologies in journalism.

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Abdullatif W. A. Nijim, & Osama Kanaker. (2024). Robot Journalism Based on Artificial Intelligence Technologies: Professional and Ethical Challenges. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(9), 273–286. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i9.7669
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Abdullatif W. A. Nijim

PhD Researcher, Islamic Science University of Malaysia, 

Osama Kanaker

Associate Prof. Dr, Islamic Science University of Malaysia,