The NGO Women in Media, in cooperation with the National Television and Radio Broadcasting Council of Ukraine, with the support of UNESCO and the People of Japan, invites you to the webinar:
“Artificial Intelligence in Media Work: OSINT Tools, Fact-Checking, Policies, and Protection Against Online Attacks”
When? August 14, 2025, 11:00–14:00
Where? Online, Zoom platform
Artificial intelligence can both support and harm media work — it is also used for online attacks and gender-based violence. How to verify and detect fakes, search for people by photos, monitor publications, identify gender-based violence, and use AI responsibly — this webinar is tailored for journalists and media professionals.
Webinar Program
- Introduction to the use of AI tools for information gathering and verification, with a gender-based lens. Topics include:
- General AI-powered information aggregators for individuals
- Tools for searching individuals by photo
- Tools to check whether an image is AI-generated
- Fake account verification
- Tools for monitoring media and social media publications
- Gender-based violence using AI targeting journalists, activists, and women in politics
Speaker: Daria Verbytska, CEO and Co-Founder of Molfar Intelligence Institute
- The media regulator’s position on the use of AI in the media sector. Speaker: Maksym Onoprienko, Member of the National Television and Radio Broadcasting Council of Ukraine.
- Recommendations for the responsible use of AI in the media. Speaker: Oleh Dubno, Head of the AI Division, Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.
- Why is an editorial policy on AI use important for media outlets?
Principles of Suspilne on the use of artificial intelligence.
Speaker: Anastasiia Korinovska, Editor and Product Manager at Suspilne.media. - Exposing tech-facilitated gender-based violence in the age of generative AI: examples from Ukraine. Liza Kuzmenko, Speaker: Head of the NGO “Women in Media”, member of the Commission on Journalism Ethics.
A Q&A session will follow the presentations. All participants will receive a certificate upon completion. Participation is free of charge. Register here.
This training is organized by Women in Media in partnership with the National Television and Radio Broadcasting Council of Ukraine, with the support of UNESCO and the People of Japan. The authors are responsible for the choice and presentation of the facts contained in this training, as well as the opinions expressed therein, which are not necessarily those of UNESCO and do not commit the Organization.