- Front Page
- Politica
- Local
- Internacional
- Deporte
- Analisis
- Investiga
- Live
- LenguahePapiamento
- Autentico a atrae cerca di 4.000 bishitante y impulsa talento culinario
- Restauracion di edificio John G. Eman ta cuminsa cu plan pa oficina, vivienda y horeca
- Rainbow Warriors ta reclama voz pa doñonan di tereno den caso off-road
- Aruba a otorga 259 permiso pa negoshi nobo, 9% mas cu aña pasa
- Mas di 550 trahado di Gobierno ta haya acceso na pensioen via Stichting Algemeen Pensioenfonds Aruba
- Autentico a atrae cerca di 4.000 bishitante y impulsa talento culinario
- Restauracion di edificio John G. Eman ta cuminsa cu plan pa oficina, vivienda y horeca
- Rainbow Warriors ta reclama voz pa doñonan di tereno den caso off-road
- Aruba a otorga 259 permiso pa negoshi nobo, 9% mas cu aña pasa
- Mas di 550 trahado di Gobierno ta haya acceso na pensioen via Stichting Algemeen Pensioenfonds Aruba
Caribbean Journalism Seminar focuses on AI, innovation and journalistic responsibility
ORANJESTAD — The Aruba Professional Press Network (RAPP) held its third annual Caribbean Journalism Seminar from September 25 to 27, focusing on innovation and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in journalism.
Over three days, journalists and media professionals took part in presentations and practical workshops on ChatGPT, Claude, vibe coding and other AI tools for research, analysis, production and new storytelling formats.
The program also addressed risks involving inaccurate information, privacy, transparency and source protection. RAPP stressed that despite AI’s potential, human judgment, verification and editorial responsibility remain essential.
Speakers included Rodolfo Rodriguez, Vincent Smit, Noel Algarín-Martínez and Laurens Ras. The seminar combined technical training with discussions about ethics and the future of journalism.
According to RAPP, the goal is to help journalists adopt new technology without compromising independence, critical thinking and responsibility for published information.