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Soulless journalism will not survive, veteran Saudi editor warns in the face of AI

  • As Elaph turns 25, its founder Othman Al-Omeir says reporters who rely entirely on AI risk losing the “soul” of journalism
  • Al-Omeir believes press freedom and adaptation are essential for media survival in the digital age
By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·

Veteran editor Othman Al Omeir honored at UK Parliament

By Arab News ·

Elaph launches AI anchor in first for digital-native Arabic news site

By Arab News ·

Journalism and AI will go hand in hand, Elaph chief tells Arab News

By Tarek Ali Ahmad and Gabriele Malvisi ·

Online Arabic newspaper Elaph invests in artificial intelligence

By Arab News ·

Elaph, Financial Times launch first issue of How To Spend It Arabic 

By Arab News ·
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Elaph partners up with FT to produce Arabic-language ‘How To Spend It’ magazine

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·

FaceOf: Mohammed Al-Tunisi, director general of MBC Channels in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·

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