Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Spotlights 4 Key Challenges Before Media
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India, said Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, has a vibrant press and represents opinions on all sides of the spectrum.
Fake news, algorithmic bias, artificial intelligence and fair compensation are the four challenges before the media, spotlighted Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday on the occasion of National Press Day, vowing never to go back to the dark days of Emergency as witnessed during the Congress government. Four challenges we face today;1. Fake news & disinformation2. Fair compensation by platforms3. Algorithmic bias4. Impact of AI on Intellectual Property pic.twitter.com/TWoYZEUQD2
"Let us begin with remembering the contribution of the press in our struggle for freedom from oppressive forces twice in the last century. First was the long-drawn battle to achieve freedom from British rule. And second was the fight to preserve our democracy from the dark years of Emergency imposed by the Congress government," said the Minister.
India, said the Minister, has a vibrant press and represents opinions on all sides of the spectrum.
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