Datalab’s team proudly announces its participation in the “International Journalism Forum 2023” taking place during 28-30 September, in Athens, Greece.
Panel Details
“Towards hybrid intelligence: AI and human analysis of Greek political rhetoric”
This panel explores an innovative approach that blends human expertise with artificial intelligence to scrutinize the pre-election campaign speeches of Greece’s main political figures. Our distinguished panelists will discuss how they employed AI algorithms to categorize issues, sentiments, and rhetorical devices, while also identifying markers of polarization and populism. By comparing this data-driven analysis with traditional journalistic scrutiny, we aim to uncover new insights into the strategies and priorities of Greece’s political leadership. Attendees will gain an understanding of how AI can augment human skills in journalism, the challenges involved, and the ethical considerations of this interdisciplinary approach.
Speakers: T. Troboukis, K. Kelly, P. Sermpezis, I. Dimitriadis, S. Karamanidis, A. Galanopoulos
Forum details
The International Journalism Forum 2023, is an annual journalistic meeting organized by iMEdD (incubator for Media Education and Development), which will be held from September 28 to 30 at The Athens Festival venue, located at 260 Peiraios Street, Athens.
The Forum will bring together the global journalism community for some sessions of knowledge-sharing, networking and inspiration, providing an opportunity for participants to explore the ways in which innovation and journalism can co-create the industry’s next day. Attendees can look forward to a packed schedule of talks, workshops, open discussions and other events that are designed to facilitate learning and knowledge sharing among journalists.
Renowned journalists, media professionals, academics, journalism students, independent media and established organizations from every corner of the globe are expected to attend the Forum.
The participants will have the opportunity to develop their skills, be inspired by innovative ideas and approaches, and engage in discussions about the current and emerging challenges facing journalism worldwide.
In the previous Forum held in October 2022, over 1000 participants were able to attend 38 sessions and hear from 120 speakers.