This book takes a critical approach to the rise of Artificial Intelligence within the media and communication landscape. At a time when generative AI is threatening to shape the future of media and communication around the world, this book is a vital and timely contribution to debates within critical data studies and African media studies.
This book takes a critical approach to the rise of Artificial Intelligence within the media and communication landscape. At a time when generative AI is threatening to shape the future of media and communication around the world, this book is a vital and timely contribution to debates within critical data studies and African media studies.
Lungile A. Tshuma is researcher in the Centre for Communication and Culture, Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Tshuma is also Senior Research Associate in the department of Communication and Media, University of Johannesburg, South Africa. Trust Matsilele is Senior Lecturer of Journalism at Birmingham City University, UK, and a Research Fellow in the Communication Department at the University of South Africa.
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Chapter 1: The Janus Face: The Critical View of Generative AI in Africä Lungile A. Tshuma and Trust Matsilele. Section 1: Towards A Decolonial Approach to AI Chapter 2: The Coming Coloniality: AI and Journalism Shepherd Mpofu and Phumla Q. Mhlanga. Chapter 3: Sensible AI? An Apartheid Studies Treatise on Artificial General Intelligence Nyasha Mboti. Chapter 4: Feminism and Algorithmic Bias in the Media: Is Gen AI a New Kind of Glass Ceiling for Women in the Global South? Sibongile Mpofu. Section 2: The Politics of Large Language Models Chapter 5: Generative AI and Digital Disruption in African Newsrooms: From Theories to Practice Ayantola Alayande, Joshua Olufemi, Akintunde Babatunde, Ibilolia Akahome Chapter 6: Enhancing Digital Visibility of Low-Resource Language (LRL) Content in Kenyä Njeri Ngaruiya, Esther Khakata, Fred Mucha, David Lemayian. Chapter 7: Data Journalism in the Age of Generative Al: Complexity of Data Extraction from Limited African Language Repositories Limukani Mathe Chapter 8: Media and Generative AI in Mozambique: The Limits of Digital Communication in A Disconnected Country Dércio Tsandzana. Section 3: Ubuntu Centred Generative AI Chapter 9: Generative AI and the Production of Ubuntu-Centric Journalism Musawenkosi Ndlovu and Soligah Solomons. Chapter 10: Generative Artificial Intelligence in Journalism and Its Perceived Cultural Implications in Rwandä Zimuto Nyasha Cefas. Chapter 11: Generative AI: An Africa-Centric Examination of Emerging Media Ethics in Southern African Newsrooms Millie Phiri
Chapter 1: The Janus Face: The Critical View of Generative AI in Africä Lungile A. Tshuma and Trust Matsilele. Section 1: Towards A Decolonial Approach to AI Chapter 2: The Coming Coloniality: AI and Journalism Shepherd Mpofu and Phumla Q. Mhlanga. Chapter 3: Sensible AI? An Apartheid Studies Treatise on Artificial General Intelligence Nyasha Mboti. Chapter 4: Feminism and Algorithmic Bias in the Media: Is Gen AI a New Kind of Glass Ceiling for Women in the Global South? Sibongile Mpofu. Section 2: The Politics of Large Language Models Chapter 5: Generative AI and Digital Disruption in African Newsrooms: From Theories to Practice Ayantola Alayande, Joshua Olufemi, Akintunde Babatunde, Ibilolia Akahome Chapter 6: Enhancing Digital Visibility of Low-Resource Language (LRL) Content in Kenyä Njeri Ngaruiya, Esther Khakata, Fred Mucha, David Lemayian. Chapter 7: Data Journalism in the Age of Generative Al: Complexity of Data Extraction from Limited African Language Repositories Limukani Mathe Chapter 8: Media and Generative AI in Mozambique: The Limits of Digital Communication in A Disconnected Country Dércio Tsandzana. Section 3: Ubuntu Centred Generative AI Chapter 9: Generative AI and the Production of Ubuntu-Centric Journalism Musawenkosi Ndlovu and Soligah Solomons. Chapter 10: Generative Artificial Intelligence in Journalism and Its Perceived Cultural Implications in Rwandä Zimuto Nyasha Cefas. Chapter 11: Generative AI: An Africa-Centric Examination of Emerging Media Ethics in Southern African Newsrooms Millie Phiri
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