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Delhi School of Journalism hosts AI workshop

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The Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ), University of Delhi, in collaboration with the Public Media Tech Foundation, inaugurated a two-day workshop titled “AI For Everyone: Tools, Skills & Ethics” on Tuesday. The event aims to equip future media professionals with knowledge of artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on tools, skills and ethical practices.

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The session began with a lighting ceremony followed by a rendition of ‘Vande Mataram’. Dr Sanjay Verma, officer on special duty at DSJ, welcomed dignitaries and participants, introducing the chief guest, Anurag Singh Thakur, Member of Parliament.

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In his address, Thakur emphasised the importance of AI in India’s development, stating, “AI will be a key driving force in achieving the nation’s vision of ‘Viksit Bharat 2047.’” He called for empowering every Indian with AI literacy to help position India as a global AI powerhouse.

Shalabh Upadhayay, Trustee of the Public Media Tech Foundation, described AI as “not just a technological phenomenon but a creative and ethical challenge that requires thoughtful engagement.” He encouraged participants to explore both the innovative and responsible uses of AI.

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