Bringing together researchers, academics, and professionals to explore the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence on media, education, and culture.
Rethinking Media, Education, and Culture in the AI Era
Organized by the Linguistic Studies and Discourse Analysis Research Lab, this international conference brings together scholars, researchers, professionals, and practitioners to explore the impact of Artificial Intelligence on media, education, and culture.
AI technologies are transforming how societies communicate, learn, create, and interact culturally. RMEC-AI 2026 offers a multidisciplinary space for theoretical, empirical, and technical discussions on the evolving role of AI in media, education, and culture.
Present original research and contribute to academic discussions on AI, media, education, and culture.
Organize thematic exchanges around emerging issues, interdisciplinary questions, and new research directions.
Share innovative projects, research results, and conceptual frameworks in a concise visual format.
Join the conference as a participant and engage with keynote sessions, panel discussions, and scholarly exchange.
AI-facilitated media, journalism, disinformation, media integrity, transparency, and AI governance.
AI-enhanced teaching, human–AI collaboration, translation, large language models, and curriculum reform.
Algorithmic cultures, digital identity, heritage preservation, creativity, language diversity, and ethics.
Critical discourse analysis, ethical and philosophical studies, AI governance, power, and equality.
Ecological narratives, sustainability education, environmental humanities, and planetary responsibility.
Initial submissions should include a 300-word abstract formatted in Times New Roman, 1.5 line spacing, following APA or MLA style.
All submissions must include Title, Author(s), Affiliation, Contact Information, and a 100-word bio.
Email: lsdarl2026@gmail.com
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