General : Beijing Consensus Charts Global Media's Path To Navigate AI, Safeguard Credible Journalism

BEIJING, Nov 7 (Bernama) -- Media organisations worldwide have committed to promoting inclusive access to artificial intelligence (AI), upholding responsible journalism and strengthening international cooperation to develop a global communication governance system suited to the challenges of the AI era.

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