Samia al - Faqi
Under the auspices of Ambassador Mohamed Al-Arabi, Chairman of the Asian People ' s Solidarity Organization
97 trainees from 17 African and Asian States lived an unprecedented training experience during the " use of synthetic intelligence in the media content industry " , organized by the Federation of Afro-Asian Mediators, after interacting with the Virtual Coach Hora, a smart assistant created by the Synthetic Intelligent Experimentation Practitioners ' pilot, a useful supervisor of training.
The training sessions were amazed and prosperous among the trainees, who found themselves in direct dialogue with Thara, answering questions, sharing concepts and providing practical examples, allowing participants to have access to knowledge through live interaction with the same artificial intelligence techniques, which has given the training programme a different character and made the experience more interactive and realistic.
A useful honour emphasized that the concept of a " Thoua " came from a vision aimed at developing traditional training methods, by integrating the human trainer with a smart assistant able to interact with trainees naturally, thereby enhancing the quality of the training process and raising the level of participation, and giving trainees practical experience that reflected the future of education and training based on artificial intelligence techniques.
For his part, the journalist Nazar Khalald, President of the Federation of Afro-Asian Mediators, paid tribute to the experience, stressing that the Federation was eager to adopt innovative initiatives that accompanied global developments in the field of artificial intelligence. He said: " What we saw during this session is an advanced model of modern training, reflecting the ability of Arab competencies to devise educational and training solutions that place the trainee at the heart of the experiment, not just a recipient of information, and we are proud to embrace this outstanding initiative by Professor Ashraf useful, which represents a real addition to the development of media training in the region. "
AFIS continues to organize the training course with the participation of 97 trainees from 17 States, as part of its efforts to develop information cadres capable of employing artificial intelligence tools in producing radio, audio and visual media content, keeping pace with accelerated digital transformations and enhancing the efficiency of media professionals in various disciplines.
