Is AI Training Infringement?
Joseph Karaganis assesses the American public policy response to the use of copyrighted materials in the training of AI models before turning to the alternative frameworks emerging in China and Europe.
Four years of AI4Media
As the four-year AI4Media project is coming to an end this year, we look backContinue Reading
AI’s Impact on Media and Democracy
Following the workshop on Large Language Models for Media and Democracy, the CWI Semester ProgrammeContinue Reading
AIMD Lab Panel Discussion on AI and the European Elections
On June 6, voting day of the 2024 European Parliament elections in the Netherlands, theContinue Reading
(Deadline expired) We are hiring a PostDoctoral researcher in Law!
Do you want to be part of the AI, Media & Democracy Lab? We areContinue Reading
(Deadline expired) We are hiring a PostDoctoral researcher in Communciation Science!
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The Amsterdam Paper: Recommendations for the technical finalisation of the regulation of GPAI in the AI Act
In July of this year, we co-organised a workshop together with AlgorithmWatch, with the aim to generate constructive suggestions..
Fake News Detection – Control Over Disinformation
It is often difficult to judge whether an article we read online is based onContinue Reading
Paper on AIMD Lab’s focus group approach accepted to ACM CHI 2024
The AI, Media & Democracy Lab will be represented at the ACM CHI Conference onContinue Reading
Human-centred AI for an Inclusive Society – Towards an Ecosystem of Trust
The AI, Media and Democracy Lab is part of the ELSA initiative funded and supportedContinue Reading