Dr. Kazim Al-Miqdadi delivered an academic lecture for graduate students at the College of Mass Communication, University of Baghdad, on artificial intelligence, its latest applications, and the role of algorithms in advancing communication systems amid rapid global digital transformation.
During the lecture, Al-Miqdadi reviewed major developments in artificial intelligence and explained how algorithms analyze data, process information, and recommend content across digital platforms. He also highlighted their impact on communication and interaction patterns and on the relationship between media institutions and their audiences.
The lecture also explored opportunities to use intelligent technologies to improve media practices, enhance communication efficiency, and facilitate access to information. It emphasized the importance of scientific awareness of algorithms and a deeper understanding of their effects on the digital environment, keeping pace with technological developments and opening new avenues for academic and media research.
The lecture reflects the College of Mass Communication’s commitment to expanding graduate students’ academic knowledge and keeping pace with rapid advances in artificial intelligence and digital media. These efforts aim to strengthen students’ research capabilities and support United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education.
