Qatar Military officer candidates visit QNA to explore AI-powered media operations
Officer candidates from Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College have visited the Qatar News Agency (QNA) as part of efforts to strengthen cooperation between government agencies and the country's off...
Military officer candidates from the Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College toured the Qatar News Agency (QNA) to explore the agency's innovative use of artificial intelligence in media operations. During their visit, the candidates observed a presentation detailing QNA's recent advancements and the pivotal role technology plays in enhancing its services across various departments.
QNA's Director-General, HE Ahmed bin Saeed Al Rumaihi, emphasized that technology has become indispensable in the media industry, enabling the agency to adapt and improve its offerings.
Al Rumaihi highlighted that QNA is committed to staying abreast of technological developments, with plans to further integrate artificial intelligence applications in the coming months. He explained that the agency employs AI technologies consistently throughout the news-production cycle, from information gathering and analysis to production, dissemination, and follow-up. These AI-driven advancements have facilitated the introduction of new features, contributing to a more dynamic and engaging media portfolio.
The candidates also toured QNA's Training Center, where they gained insights into specialized training programs tailored for Qatari media professionals and journalism graduates seeking roles at QNA or other Qatari institutions. The candidates expressed admiration for QNA's recent progress, particularly its adoption of artificial intelligence and other modern media technologies to streamline operations and amplify its impact.
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