AKP Beijing, October 24, 2026 —

Xinhuanet has organised a training programme on “Artificial Intelligence for Journalism,” initiated and supported by Xinhua News Agency, with the aim of strengthening journalists’ capacity to use advanced technologies to improve the quality, efficiency and professionalism of news production.

The programme brought together journalists and experts from different countries across the Asia-Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, highlighting international cooperation in sharing knowledge and experiences while promoting the development of journalism amid rapid technological advancements.

Mr. Sim Mongkul, a journalist from the Agence Kampuchea Presse (AKP), who participated in the programme, said the training had provided valuable knowledge and practical experience in applying AI to journalism.

The training covered a range of applications, including data analysis, content creation, information verification and social media management, he said.

Beyond exploring the practical uses of AI technology, Mr. Sim Monkul said the programme also emphasised professional ethics and responsibility in its application to journalism.

Particular attention was given to the importance of fact-checking and ensuring the accuracy and credibility of content before it is disseminated to the public, he said.

The programme reflects the growing importance of AI in modern journalism, while underscoring the need for journalists to use emerging technologies responsibly and maintain professional standards in delivering reliable information to the public, he added.

By Heng Panha