Masters of our own fate’: Media leaders embrace an AI future on their own terms

Giselle Ho
Nov 4
1 min read

2025-10-30. At WAN-IFRA’s Paris AI Forum this week, optimism defined the conversations. Rather than yielding to disruption, news executives and technologists spoke of agency, collaboration and a human-centered vision for the future of journalism.

https://wan-ifra.org/2025/10/masters-of-our-own-fate-media-leaders-embrace-an-ai-future-on-their-own-terms/

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