Al-Noor Journal for Digital Media Studies

Among them, food, as an important carrier of cultural
communication, not only reflects China's profound cultural
heritage, but is also one of the most direct and universal forms of
cross-cultural exchange. This article takes Chinese food as the
research subject, integrating theories of communication, semiotics
and food anthropology as well as social aesthetic methods of cross
cultural food exchange. An in-depth analysis of the mechanisms
and strategies of international communication of Chinese culture
through food was conducted, and the mechanism of the
international communication of Chinese food culture was sorted
out. The innovation of this article is to study the external
communication of Chinese culture based on the Chinese context
and using food as an entry point. By combining cases of cross
cultural communication with multiple communication subjects, the
practical path for food media symbols to promote the international
communication of Chinese culture is clarified, and suggestions are
put forward on how to effectively carry out the international
communication of Chinese culture through food.

Media literacy enhances the audience’s ability to think critically
when consuming media content, enabling them to analyze images
more consciously and thus determine their authenticity.
Media literacy also encourages individuals to take
responsibility when sharing images and content online, thereby
reducing the spread of misinformation. It empowers individuals to
distinguish between genuine and fake content circulating on social
media. Media literacy focuses on training the users to use tools and
techniques to verify images in general and AI-generated images in
particular. It raises awareness about the signs that may indicate an
image is AI-generated, such as distortions in the image, illogical
details… etc.
The study primarily focuses on the risks associated with AI
generated images, such as the spread of misinformation, the
creation of ideal beauty standards, biases, and violations of
intellectual property rights, among others. The study also
emphasizes the mechanisms for verifying these images, employing
various methods to determine the origin of the image, such as
visual verification, search engine verification, and watermark
tracking.

and improve the efficiency of scientific research. And to a certain
extent, it can also help people break through the traditional thinking
and cognitive limitations, propose new research directions, and
expand people's cognitive horizons. However, the moral and
ethical risks brought by the application of artificial intelligence in
scientific research should also be emphasized. Based on a brief
overview of the development and application of AI in scientific
research, the article puts forward the possible moral and ethical
challenges of AI in scientific research, such as authenticity and
accuracy, deep comprehension, data privacy, algorithmic bias,
technology dependence, and intellectual property rights. It is hoped
that it can provide meaningful thinking for the healthy and safe
development of AI in scientific research.

The authors claim that their initial intention was to study apps
and tools for machine-assisted screenwriting, but soon they
realized that assistance and inspiration in creative fields are
inseparable and embedded in the wholesome character of
filmmaking. The omnipotent character of AI makes it impossible
to distinguish the contribution of each of its tool into a stained-glass
whole of creative process. The current trends and forecasts for the
future give reasons to believe that growing demand for high quality
video content will only encourage filmmakers to use AI more
extensively, both as an assistant and an inspiration, given that AI
centered stories generate an increasing interest among audiences.
Literature review conducted as part of this study revealed that
despite being positively assessed by many researchers, AI causes
apprehension in terms of legal aspects of authorship and future
prospect of human involvement in screenwriting process. Authors
maintain that there is not enough evidence to suggest that AI can
hinder human creativity as a whole, given that the knowledge AI
instruments acquire are not only accumulated but also and
handpicked by people. Voicing impartial understanding for these
concerns, the authors remain convinced that AI will become even
more deeply integrated in screenwriting process, and despite the
current crisis that found many manifestations, like the strike of
Writers’ Guild of America in 2023 or authorship legal disputes, AI
holds endless possibilities for innovation and creativity in film
industry.

improving reputation, crisis management, electronic marketing and
other gains achieved by institutions through digital media and
electronic platforms. Government institutions in Iraq are not far
from this employment and investment, even if they are in the
beginning stages. This employment has many advantages and
gains, and there were many problems and failures in this
experience. This paper sheds light on enhancing the optimal
investment of digital media in government institutions and
departments, and it also discussed and identified some of the
negative aspects that accompanied this experience.

Several soldiers are assigned to their commander Captain
John H.Miller and through the journey to find Rayan in the middle
of the chaos of war, a bond of brotherhood is formed that sacrifices
itself to save one man. The second film, Mosul (2019), is based on
true events: the battle to liberate the Iraqi city of Mosul from ISIS
control, where an elite SWAT team comes together to rescue a
woman named Hayat and her young daughter. The article
highlights how the two films portray the bonds of brotherhood
between soldiers and the sacrifices they make to save others and
sacrifice for their countries. The focus of comparing these two
works is that they convey the same message about the suffering
caused by war, and how they become motivated to sacrifice.

In recent decades, digital media has become one of the most
prominent tools in shaping the foreign policies of states. This
research presents an analytical study of the impact of modern
communication tools on international relations, focusing on how
governments and political institutions use these tools to build their
foreign strategies. Through a literature review and the application
of various analytical methodologies, the research aims to provide
a deep understanding of the ways media interacts with global
political dynamics, highlighting the future prospects’s of this
influence considering rapid technological developments.

In this research, we designed a communications system using
modern communications technology LoRa, which supports IoT
devices using sensors of the type SX1276 and a software-defined
radio device SDR, Through conducting several laboratory
experiments, we concluded that the best case is when Spreading
factor SF=9 is at a constant bandwidth B.W=250kHz and the code
rate CR=3, this case represents practically the lowest Bit Error Rate
BER= 0.56dB, SNR=8 dB, While the theoretical reading was
BER=0.6dB, SNR=11.6dB for a communications system that
works with modern LoRa technology that supports internet of thing
IoT applications.

China, and Nigeria, using the "Uses and Gratifications Theory" and
"Agenda-Setting Theory". It reveals that media consumption
patterns are influenced by sociocultural factors, with religious and
cultural preferences in Bangladesh and linguistic and ethnic
diversity in Nigeria. China's media landscape is divided between
state-controlled traditional media and market-driven digital
platforms, with censorship and content homogenization as key
challenges. The rise of digital media, particularly social media, has
transformed audience behavior, but the proliferation of
misinformation and fake news threatens media credibility. The
study recommends policy recommendations to improve media
integrity and audience engagement.

for which language serves as a fundamental operational tool. By
drawing on examples from prominent media organizations, such as
Nigeria\'s Wazobia FM, the study highlights key media practices
across the continent. Additionally, it examines the role of Pidgin
English in media operations and its reception among audiences.
The analysis extends to extralinguistic factors, including
nonverbal communication and digital language, assessing their
influence on media practices in Africa. The study also considers
the impact of international media entities, such as the British
Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), on African media frameworks.
In its conclusion, the article offers insights into the challenges
facing the future of African media from a linguistic perspective and
proposes recommendations to address the issues identified.
Through this comprehensive exploration, the research aims to
contribute to a deeper understanding of the interplay between
language, media, and society in the African context.

AI's influence extends beyond music creation and
distribution, impacting audio equipment by introducing smart
features, and revolutionizing music education with AI-powered
tools. However, the widespread application of AIGC in the music
industry also presents several challenges. For example, AI
generated music often relies on mimicking existing styles, lacking
innovation and individuality, which may lead to the
homogenization of musical works. Furthermore, while AI
recommendation algorithms enhance personalized music
suggestions, they can also create an "information cocoon," limiting
users’ exposure to new genres and styles. Another pressing issue is
the question of copyright ownership for AI-created works, as the
current legal framework does not adequately address this emerging
challenge.
Looking ahead, AI has the potential to further revolutionize
music creation, education, and cross-cultural dissemination. AI
may help bridge language and cultural barriers, promoting global
exchange and integration of music. However, as AI continues to
play a larger role in the industry, careful consideration of its impact
on creativity, diversity, and social ethics is essential to ensure the
harmonious development of technology and human creativity.

and explores the positive impact, prospects and challenges of AI
application in the news industry, aiming to provide reference for
the future development of the news industry.

Because of the advent of digital media, the propagation of
traditional Chinese culture is confronted with both new
opportunities and new obstacles. In order to investigate the novel use and implementation of
Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) technology in
cultural communication, this article uses the Mid-Autumn Fantasia
and Chinese Solar Terms produced by Henan Broadcasting System
as case studies. According to the findings of the study, these
programs make use of artificial intelligence and general computing
technology in order to accomplish the virtual reconstruction of
cultural settings, the dynamic display of pieces of intangible
cultural heritage, and the digital manifestation of solar culture
icons. In addition to enhancing the allure of traditional culture, this
also broadens the scope of its influence across the world. In
addition, the article examines the generative artistic potential of
AIGC technology in the context of the development of cultural
content, as well as the advantages of utilising this technology in
conjunction with traditional culture. AIGC technology offers
enormous promise in terms of multidisciplinary integration,
worldwide transmission, and innovation in audience experience.
This is despite the fact that there are obstacles associated with
creating cultural authenticity, striking a balance between human
creativity and technological advancements, and intellectual
property concerns.
We think that by doing this research, we will be able to give
fresh viewpoints and references that will aid in the diffusion and
preservation of traditional Chinese culture in the era of digital
media.

However, this intersection is not without theoretical
complexities and problematic questions that impose themselves on
academic discourse. To what extent can AI be an objective tool in
analyzing human texts based on symbols, semantics, and historical
contexts? Can machines emulate the emotional and interpretive
complexity of the human mind? The entry of AI into the humanities
raises profound questions about the nature of creativity itself and
the extent to which machines can become a partner in knowledge
production, rather than a mere intermediary for its analysis.
Furthermore, this overlap raises ethical issues related to the biases
AI algorithms may harbor and the extent to which they impact
human knowledge production processes. Can AI ever be neutral?
Or does it reproduce prevailing intellectual patterns based on the
data it is fed? These questions are not merely abstract philosophical
issues; they have practical implications for the future of academic
research in the humanities. This research not only seeks to explore
the enormous potential that AI offers in redefining humanities
methodologies, but also offers a critical reading of the implications
of this overlap by questioning the foundations upon which it is built
and exploring how to reshape the relationship between humans and
machines within the field of cognitive research. Ultimately, AI is a
powerful tool capable of expanding the scope of analysis and
understanding, but it cannot replace the human mind. For now, it
remains merely a reflection of the knowledge and imagination we
instill in it, and is fraught with ethical challenges represented by
the biases inherent in the human element.

Furthermore, the article analyzes investigation for AI's
transformative effects on memory retention and learning processes,
positing that, although machines may enhance cognitive functions,
they are aligning challenges to traditional methods of knowledge
acquisition. Historical insights from Oriental philosophies, often
focusing on holistic and integrative understandings of the mind
body relationship, have catalyzed novel inquiries into brain
function and consciousness.