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Event wrap-up: Ethics and Accountability: Ensuring Responsible AI Use in Publishing

(HK) Event wrap-up: Ethics and Accountability: Ensuring Responsible AI Use in Publishing

Telum Media hosted its latest in-person event in Hong Kong on Tuesday, 11th November 2025, in partnership with SOPA. The panel featured Darren Boey, Founder of UnMute; Sachin B Singh, Head of Enterprise Solutions, Asia Pacific at Dow Jones; and Tom Grundy, Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Hong Kong Free Press. The morning discussion was moderated by Annabelle Droulers, Asia Tech Correspondent & Anchor at Bloomberg TV, and was followed by a Q&A session and networking.

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Held at The Executive Centre, the session explored the ethics around responsible AI use in publishing and how newsrooms and organisations are responding with policy, governance, and accountability.

The panellists explored the ways that humans can remain integral in the AI machine loop; the opportunities, costs, and risks of AI integration in newsrooms and news reporting; and the value and cost of credibility, quality news, and human authenticity in the age of speed, productivity, and technological efficiency.

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Darren, Sachin, and Tom also discussed their experiences and organisations’ stances on AI use in news. With input from the floor, they dove deep on talking points including the layers of protection in AI use and audience comfort levels on AI news, concluding on the note about the critical importance of AI governance, steering committees, and ongoing dialogue.

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