Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world of news and journalism. However, the question is whether this change represents a revolution or the beginning of a crisis. In Pakistan, one of the prominent voices on this issue, senior journalist Amar Guriro, who heads the country's first AI-based news media platform, believes that the future of journalism will not be in the hands of machines alone. Instead, he says it will be shaped by the shared control and collaboration of humans and machines.
In the rapidly expanding world of artificial intelligence, journalism is entering a new era in which the speed of news, accuracy, and methods of verification are undergoing fundamental changes. According to experts, AI has certainly made newsrooms more efficient, but it has also increased concerns about misinformation, unverified content, and ethical ambiguity
According to Amar Guriro, Editor-in-Chief of Saga Digital, the future of journalism cannot be handed over entirely to machines. He believes that AI is undoubtedly a powerful tool, but the truthfulness of news, its context, and ethical responsibility will always require human oversight. According to him, the media organizations that will succeed in the future are those that can maintain a strong balance between technology and human journalistic values.
In this exclusive interview, we will explore where AI is taking newsrooms and how ethical journalism can survive and thrive in this new world.
