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Record numbers attend forum exploring new technologies in media space

KRAKOW, Poland (OSV News) -- For 17 years, the media ethics conference at the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Krakow has gathered media researchers from all over the country. This year it attracted a record number of academics. The reason? The main topic was the ethics of using AI in the media space. 'The theme is gaining momentum,' Father Michal Drozdz, dean of the university’s social sciences department, told OSV News at the opening of the conference, which took place in Krakow in

I'm sure this case is first in history and it's absolutely disastrous for the image of belarusian regime. krystina probably will not lose her athlete status and probably join another team. as we've just heard there are many belarusians who now live in poland. the two countries are neighbours. polish journalist marcin makowski explains why poland has offered this humanitarian visa. the relationship is difficult - because belarus is our neighbour and a lot of polish people are... we have a lot of connections, but |the political ones are very tough. j lukashenko is being seen in poland as an enem...

Suspect— get asylum, she chose poland, and i suspect because it's closest to belarus — suspect because it's closest to belarus. this might be the case of her appearing as belarus. this might be the case of herappearing as a belarus. this might be the case of her appearing as a political refugee or becoming another belarusian who -ets or becoming another belarusian who gets military visa and poland. i'm sure _ gets military visa and poland. i'm sure this — gets military visa and poland. i'm sure this case is first in history and _ sure this case is first in history and it's— sure this c...

Belarus Forced Down an Airliner to Arrest Dissident: What We Know Intelligencer 1 hr ago Chas Danner © Petras Malulas/AFP via Getty Images Ryanair Flight FR4978 after landing at Vilnius International Airport on Sunday night. Petras Malulas/AFP via Getty Images Journalist Roman Protasevich, a prominent critic of Belarus’ authoritarian president, Aleksandr Lukashenko, left Athens, Greece, on Sunday morning aboard a nonstop Ryanair flight to Vilnius, Lithuania, where Protasevich has been living in exile out of fear of arrest and imprisonment in Belarus. He never arrived. N...