Ajman Media Forum to examine AI, deepfakes and trust

Nov 2, 2026
The inaugural Ajman Media Forum will bring 68 speakers from 17 countries to Ajman on November 18 and 19 for discussions about AI, algorithms, deepfakes and trust in media.

Ajman Government Media Office will hold the inaugural Ajman Media Forum on November 18 and 19, the office announced in a press release. The event, called THE SIGNAL 2026, will take place at the Emirates Hospitality Centre in Ajman under the theme “Who Owns the Signal?”

The two day forum will include 23 sessions and 68 speakers from 17 countries. Media leaders, researchers, government officials and technology representatives will discuss how AI and digital technologies affect content creation, editorial decisions, audience engagement and public opinion.

Sessions will cover algorithms in newsrooms, deepfakes, misinformation, cognitive security, predictive media and AI in filmmaking. The program will also examine AI in government communications, crisis reporting, public trust and the ethical challenges of covering conflicts when synthetic media is widely available.

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