The first is an initiative based in Lithuania, the EU-funded Diacomet, run by a network of European universities, which is pushing boundaries in the area of digital media literacy, is re-shaping ideas of media accountability, and is building models for civic resilience and moral awareness against the misuse and continuing abuse of the information landscape. And, secondly, last year the Ethical Journalism Network helped launch of the Paris Charter on AI and journalism, the first international ethical benchmark for AI and journalism. Making media literacy part of our editorial process will equip journalists and managers with the skills and knowledge they need to understand the power, purpose, audience, and agenda of the messages they are dealing with in the world of AI.