Carl Javier

    Executive Director and Chief AI Ethicist, Data and AI Ethics PH

    Carl Javier started writing for broadsheets and magazines in the Philippines over 25 years ago. In the time since, he has worked in literature, comics, publishing, academe, nonprofits and social enterprise, film and television, and entrepreneurship. At present,alongside his work as a media consultant and freelance writer, he is the Executive Director of Data and AI Ethics, where he works to advance Responsible AI and human-centered tech policy. He teaches Creative Writing at the Fine Arts Department of the Ateneo de Manila University and serves on the Board of Advisors of the De La Salle University’s AB Philosophy & Artificial Intelligence program.

    All Sessions by Carl Javier

    • 21 May

      Thu

    • 14:00  - 15:30
      The first part of this half-day workshop will offer a hands-on introduction to some of the most powerful AI-driven research tools available to journalists today — including Gemini, Pinpoint, and NotebookLM — exploring how they can help reporters unlock hidden stories, interrogate large document collections, and work more efficiently without compromising editorial standards.

      The second part shifts focus to the newsroom level, equipping editors and managers with the knowledge and frameworks needed to avoid the pitfalls of Shadow AI - the unsanctioned, uncoordinated use of AI tools that can expose newsrooms to significant editorial and reputational risk without significantly increasing efficiencies - and to harness AI models and agents strategically to rebuild and future-proof their workflows.

      IT IS WARMLY RECOMMENDED TO BRING YOUR OWN LAPTOP TO FULLY BENEFIT FROM THE TRAINING
      Workshop
      Where
      Seminar room 1001 (10th floor) - Chulalongkorn University, Faculty of Communication Arts, Mongkutsommuttiwong Building

    • 16:00  - 16:30
      New to N3Con? Connect with AAJA-Asia board members and veteran N3Con participants for valuable tips and insights to maximize your experience during this 3-day conference. Come prepared with questions and take advantage of this opportunity to network with fellow attendees.
      Networking
      Where
      Seminar room 1101 (11th floor)

    • 16:30  - 18:00
      The first part of this half-day workshop will offer a hands-on introduction to some of the most powerful AI-driven research tools available to journalists today — including Gemini, Pinpoint, and NotebookLM — exploring how they can help reporters unlock hidden stories, interrogate large document collections, and work more efficiently without compromising editorial standards.

      The second part shifts focus to the newsroom level, equipping editors and managers with the knowledge and frameworks needed to avoid the pitfalls of Shadow AI - the unsanctioned, uncoordinated use of AI tools that can expose newsrooms to significant editorial and reputational risk without significantly increasing efficiencies - and to harness AI models and agents strategically to rebuild and future-proof their workflows.

      IT IS WARMLY RECOMMENDED TO BRING YOUR OWN LAPTOP TO FULLY BENEFIT FROM THE TRAINING
      Workshop
      Where
      Seminar room 1001 (10th floor) - Chulalongkorn University, Faculty of Communication Arts, Mongkutsommuttiwong Building

    • 22 May

      Fri

    • 14:00  - 15:00
      Who sets the rules when AI enters the newsroom? This session cuts through the hype to examine what artificial intelligence actually means for journalism — legally, ethically, and strategically. As governments scramble to regulate and newsrooms rush to adopt, media organizations risk being caught between innovation and accountability.

      Panelists will explore the regulatory landscape taking shape across Asia and beyond, the ethical lines that must not be crossed, and the strategic decisions that will define which news organizations thrive in an AI-driven media environment.
      Panel Session / Roundtable
      Plenary Session
      Where
      Seminar room 1101 (11th floor) - Chulalongkorn University, Faculty of Communication Arts



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