Cambodia Proposes Three Key Points on Media's Role in the AI Era
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Cambodia Proposes Three Key Points on Media's Role in the AI Era

At the World Media Summit in Beijing, Cambodia put forth three key points: fostering professional and responsible journalism in the AI era, advancing inclusive innovation and capacity building, and deepening dialogue on development and cultural understanding.

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