Join us on 27 November for a lecture on the impact and applications of A.I. in international communication. Professor Zhou Qingan, Dean of Tsinghua University School of Journalism and Communication, will provide an in-depth analysis of how A.I. is reshaping international communication and introducing historical changes.

The JMSC invites Zhang Yuan, vice general manager & head of Bilibili Documentary and Mini Dramas, to share how Bilibili utilises factual content to gain traction and popularity among online video communities. As an experienced filmmaker, Zhang has won the Houston International Film Festival Documentary Gold Award and multiple top news and broadcasting awards in China.

To help us explore how A.I. can be held accountable, the JMSC invites Lam Thuy Vo, the investigative reporter at Documented, to share her knowledge in data journalism and perspective on the knowledge imbalance towards A.I. in the journalism industry.

Is AI going to take my job? That's a question that many people had when ChatGPT and GenAI software became popular last year. To help us explore how journalists can embrace AI technologies, the JMSC invites Yan Lu, the managing data editor at ThePaper.CN, to share her expertise on data-driven storytelling as a journalist and editor.

Interested in the fields of audiovisual media and visual arts? Don't miss the opportunity to learn how Generative AI applications, including Runway and Stable Diffusion, are utilised in film production. The JMSC is inviting three scholars from the University of Television and Film Munich — Dr Sylvia Rothe, Pauline Leiningera and Jenny Huang — to share their knowledge and present their tools on Generative AI applications in motion capture, music visualisation and story visualisation.