06.11.2026 13:54
The 7th World Media Summit held in Beijing brought together representatives of the global media industry. Dr. Sümeyra Teymur, CEO of Haberler.com, who made statements to Xinhua News Agency, said, "Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the media industry."
The capital of China, Beijing, is hosting the 7th World Media Summit from November 5–9. The summit brings together approximately 500 representatives from about 330 leading media organizations, public institutions, the United Nations and other international organizations from 112 countries and regions around the world.
HABERLER.COM CEO DR. SÜMEYRA TEYMUR IS ALSO AT THE SUMMIT
At the summit, which Haberler.com CEO Dr. Sümeyra Teymur is also attending, the effects of artificial intelligence technologies on the global media sector are being assessed. The responsibilities that media organizations will assume in the transformation process and opportunities for cooperation between countries are on the agenda.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS RADICALLY TRANSFORMING THE MEDIA
Media representatives from various countries who gave exclusive interviews to Xinhua News Agency made assessments regarding the effects of artificial intelligence technology on the global media sector. Emphasizing that media organizations need to strengthen dialogue and cooperation, the representatives called for jointly assuming the responsibilities required by the era in the transformation process brought about by artificial intelligence.
"WE CAN USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MANY AREAS OF THE MEDIA SECTOR"
Speaking to Xinhua microphones, Haberler.com CEO Dr. Sümeyra Teymur said, "Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the media sector. We can use artificial intelligence in many areas such as content production, translation and editing of news."