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UK MEET Fellowship challenges journalists to look beyond AI hype

From training to investigative storytelling The UK MEET Fellowship is delivered by Imperial College London through Imperial Global Ghana, with support from the British High Commission.
Opoku-Mensah urged journalists to help translate scientific developments into information citizens can understand and use, stressing that public communication is essential to turning research investments into meaningful outcomes.
Separating scientific evidence from marketing claims The opening day featured a fireside conversation on artificial intelligence in healthcare, with Darlington Akogo, founder of Mino Health AI Labs examining the difference between real-world clinical applications and marketing hype.
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