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Executive / Advanced•One-day workshop to multi-session programme•In-person, virtual, or hybrid

AI Governance, Social Media, and Information Integrity

A training track on AI policy, deepfakes, disinformation, rights-based platform governance, and public-interest responses for institutions working in high-risk information environments.

Audience

  • Policy teams and regulators
  • Media organisations and fact-checking initiatives
  • Civil society groups and election observers
  • University departments and research programmes

Focus areas

  • AI governance
  • Deepfakes
  • Platform accountability
  • Freedom of expression

Outcomes

  • Understand the governance trade-offs in AI-assisted moderation
  • Assess deepfake and disinformation risks in Bangladesh-focused contexts
  • Design institution-ready response frameworks without falling into generic censorship models
  • Build clearer internal language around transparency, rights, and accountability

AI Governance, Social Media, and Information Integrity

Institutions increasingly need to deal with manipulated media, AI-generated content, and platform systems they do not control. This programme gives teams a policy and governance framework for responding without reducing the issue to either panic or platform jargon.

Core themes

  • AI as both moderator and amplifier
  • deepfakes, synthetic media, and democratic risk
  • transparency, appeal, and rights-based enforcement questions
  • Bangladesh-specific challenges in language, politics, and platform dependence

Typical module flow

1. The AI governance landscape

Participants get a working map of where AI shows up in content generation, recommendation, moderation, and political communication.

2. Deepfakes and information attacks

The programme reviews how manipulated media affects elections, public trust, media credibility, and institutional response capacity.

3. Rights and accountability

Participants examine freedom of expression, procedural fairness, and why opaque moderation systems create governance problems of their own.

4. Response design

Teams develop practical response models for public communication, internal escalation, platform engagement, and policy positioning.

Delivery notes

This programme works well for:

  • executive briefings
  • newsroom and communications training
  • public policy workshops
  • university seminars and professional short courses

Why it fits GSi

This training area is built directly around GSi’s public writing on AI governance, social media regulation, disinformation, and digital rights in Bangladesh.

Discuss this programme

GSi can tailor this training area for institutional audiences, leadership teams, media organisations, and partner programmes.

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