AI in Media Production.
Course Aims
Are you a radio journalist looking to explore the power of AI to revolutionise your multi-media production process? If so, the Learning Waves "Introduction to AI in Media Marketing and Production" is for you.
Dive into the world of artificial intelligence with an introduction to over 40 AI applications tailored specifically for text, audio, video, and image generation. From automated transcription tools to cutting-edge voice cloning technology, our course equips you with the practical skills and knowledge needed to stay ahead in today's rapidly evolving media landscape. But it's not just about the tools – we'll also delve into the ethical considerations and potential risks associated with AI integration. Gain insights into responsible AI usage and learn how to navigate legal and regulatory frameworks.
Course Content
Part One: Introduction
In this short introduction you will explore the broad framework of Artificial Intelligence and the fields of research it encompasses. You will discuss the latest trends and how quickly they are evolving and you will establish a glossary and reference sheet for the terminology associated with AI.
Part Two: Applications
One of the greatest challenges of keeping up to date with AI applications is the speed of development of new solutions and versions. In this section you will explore AI applications of interest in text generation, audio generation and enhancement, image generation with prompts and video generation. After exploring the application list you will select a group to use for a practical project taking a concept from idea to prompt to image to video and then generating either an AI narrative track or sound track for the piece of content. This practical exercise will be done in groups of 2 or 3 (depending on attendee numbers).
Part Three: Ethics and Risks
Having created content using an AI pipeline you will explore the ethics of using AI in media production. You will look at some case studies from other media organisations approaches to using AI and you will discuss the risks of nefarious use of AI to generate deepfakes and disinformation which may be a threat in this years local elections. By the end of the course you will have a comprehensive understanding of the trends in AI development and a sense of where the technologies that underpin it will likely go in the coming year. You will have a list of 40+ AI apps to explore further in your own time and hands-on experience of the process of creating multi-media content and workflows using AI. But most important you will have a framework for ethical use and an awareness of the risks associated with AI deepfakes.
Trainers
Glen Mulcahy - Titanium Media
Glen Mulcahy is Founder of Titanium-Media, a media training and consultancy firm which specializes in mobile journalism and social video storytelling. A former Head of Innovation with RTÉ, Ireland's national public broadcaster, he has inspired and driven the growth of mobile journalism within RTÉ's newsroom and across other European broadcasters.
Glen lead RTÉ's mobile journalism project ("mojo") and to date RTÉ is successfully using mobile devices and apps to create finished news stories for broadcast and online which reach the highest possible quality standards. He also founded of Mojocon- the 1st international mobile journalism conference which was held on an annual basis from 2015-2017 and subsequently evolved into an independent event “Mojofest”.
Glen has trained in excess of 7000 journalists in Europe, the US and the Middle East, across television, radio, print and online and his specialities are Mobile Journalism, Video Journalism, DSLR FilmMaking and Photography.
Who is this content for?
This course is aimed at all those working in the sector who are interested in the evolving world of AI and how it can support them in their role.
Training Method
This course is delivered online over 1 day.
