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Covering everything from US-China relations to the rise of AI, Kristie Lu Stout brings a unique perspective and a wealth of experience to her broadcasts. — ART CHEN/The Star
During an interview at the St Regis Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Lu Stout candidly spoke about a range of topics, including the rise of AI in journalism, her experiences as a news anchor, her personal connection to Malaysia and motherhood.The seasoned anchor is instantly recognisable to many, known for delivering news updates and hosting curated programmes in a relatable manner for the past two decades.
“There are moments when you are not ready for a certain story and you have to be humble and then you contact your friend, you contact your ally, you contact someone in the newsroom.”“You have to put yourself out there on camera, nowhere to escape, and oftentimes to not be afraid to ask the so called stupid question, because oftentimes, the so called stupid question is the one that unlocks the best out of an interview.
She noted that AI is already being used in journalism for transcription, translation, story discovery, to find out what’s trending on social media and in many other ways. It’s moments like these that illustrate the human side to reporting, and the relatability of news anchors. “How do we respond to that? We have to have a sense of hope, and a sense of agency that yes, there is this problem. But there is a way that you can get involved. And you can help resolve this issue.is about the positive transformative impact of technology through the next generation of innovators who are coming up with really cool solutions,” said Lu Stout.
“The best bookstore in Asia is Kinokuniya in KLCC. I’m sorry, I only wish I had something like that in Hong Kong. I am a bookworm. I love books. It’s great that you have a reading culture here that that sustains a bookstore of that calibre,” said Lu Stout, who also frequents museums here with her artist daughter. “And if I was to give a wildcard suggestion, I would say Hauntu, Malaysia’s first immersive haunted house. I just love the creativity, the ingenuity of the performers.
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