Qatar military officer candidates visit QNA to explore AI-powered media operations
<p>Doha, Qatar: 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 official media organizations.</p> <p>During the visit, the candidates watched a presentation outlining QNA’s work and recent developments across its various departments. They were also…
In Doha, Qatar, 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, according to a recent report. The visit aimed to bolster collaboration between governmental bodies and the nation's premier media organizations.
During the tour, the candidates were given an overview of QNA's current projects and advancements in various departments. They were also briefed on the agency's integration of AI technologies and how these tools have streamlined its routine functions.
QNA's Director-General, Ahmed bin Saeed Al Rumaihi, emphasized the crucial role technology plays in enhancing service delivery across multiple sectors, with a special focus on the media industry. The officer cadets also paid a visit to QNA's Training Center, where they gained insights into specialized training programs tailored for Qatari media professionals and journalism graduates aiming to pursue careers within QNA or other Qatari institutions.
Upon concluding their visit, the officer candidates expressed their admiration for QNA's recent strides and its incorporation of artificial intelligence and cutting-edge media technologies in its operations.
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