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Meera Selva

  • Fellowship Program Director, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Oxford
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Chief executive of Internews Europe, supporting independent journalism worldwide. via Oxford, Singapore, Berlin, London, Nairobi, Cardiff, Jaffna.
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When AI breaks the news: Trust cannot be automated

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By Meera Selva, Branko Brkic
| Daily Maverick Verified
There are many ways both human rights and freedom of expression could easily vanish. Generative AI is just the latest mechanism pulling journalism further away from sustainability, but it may be the most disruptive yet. Increasingly, AI systems sit between newsrooms and audiences, answering users directly rather than referring them to original reporting.
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When AI Breaks the News: How We Restore Trust in a Broken Information System

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By Meera Selva, Branko Brkic
| The Quint Verified
The future of information will involve AI but whether it serves democracy or corrodes it is still an open question. Ultimately, we have to decide who gets to control the infrastructure of information. It is unrealistic, and probably undesirable, to imagine technology being removed entirely from public life. But we can and we must rethink the role it plays, and whose interests it serves.
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Casualty of War: Sudan’s Media Emergency

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By Meera Selva
| Nieman Reports Verified
Sudan’s ongoing war has upended the country’s nascent and burgeoning digital media scene and created a chaotic, polarized information space. The Sudanese journalists who continue to report on the conflict, including the recent wave of killings in El Fasher, risk the most extreme consequences.
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