Zacharia Nyimbili: I Made Professional Connections, Which Is Exactly What Forums Like These Are For
Moscow became a meeting place for international experts and IT industry representatives. At the 2nd Global Digital Forum, participants are seeking common ground, exchanging experience, and exploring opportunities for joint work.
Technological independence, the development of digital solutions, and partnerships between countries are among the key topics at Gorky Park. Zacharia Nyimbili, a journalist and public relations professional from Zambia, spoke to the IT Russia media platform about how artificial intelligence is changing journalism and why fact-checking matters.
– I came to the Global Digital Forum to explore new technological opportunities. A wide range of journalism-related topics were discussed here. I learned a great deal from experts based in Russia. This is an excellent platform that brings together people from different fields. I feel that all my expectations have been met. I gained valuable, in-depth knowledge.
There were many meetings at the forum, and I had the opportunity to talk with colleagues and establish professional connections. I believe that is exactly what events like these are for.
Today, AI is all around us. At the forum, we discussed how modern AI-powered tools can be used to produce high-quality journalistic content. We live in a technology-driven world where generative AI helps us write texts and prepare publications.
We also discussed how to adapt information for publication and why fact-checking is important. At the forum, we gained access to the knowledge of leading experts, and I am very pleased with the experience.
