The artificial intelligence revolution

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant future — it is reshaping how information is produced, consumed, and trusted across the globe. This comprehensive article explores the transformative impact of AI technologies on the media landscape, from automated news … Read More

Press release from Debunk.org

Debunk.org has released a groundbreaking investigation that exposes the inner workings of the so-called “Sprinter Network” — a disinformation ecosystem operating across Europe through a series of websites, social media channels, and pseudo-media platforms. This network, while designed to resemble … Read More

Journalism in the Age of AI

What happens to journalism when machines start writing the news? This documentary by Euractiv investigates the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the newsroom and how it is affecting the work of journalists, editors, and media organizations. Through expert interviews … Read More

Interview with Ioana Belu, expert Cambridge Sustainability Policy Lab

In an era of unprecedented environmental and technological change, the role of communication and policy has become more critical than ever. This in-depth interview with Ioana Belu, a sustainability expert from the Cambridge Sustainability Policy Lab, offers a compelling perspective … Read More

AI-CODE empowers media professionals to harness AI for good

Artificial intelligence holds immense potential to support journalism, fact-checking, and strategic communication — but only if used ethically and transparently. This video showcases the work of the AI-CODE project, which empowers media professionals to explore and adopt AI tools in … Read More

AI in journalism: The good, the bad, the ugly

Author: Xhoi Zajmi This article is part of our special report AI-CODE – Empowering Media Professionals against Disinformation. The rise and integration of AI in our daily lives is not a futuristic fantasy, and of course, journalism is not exempt. The … Read More

Graphic shows 5 circles and dots for a single account. Most of the dots are in the non-hateful area. Some are outside the circles. Racism and Sexism have most of the dots.

Between constructive dialogue and rage: Visualizing Bluesky posts with a new experimental data analyser

The Bluesky Data Analyzer Authors AI-CODE partner: Bahia Albrecht, Andy Giefer, Kay Macquarrie – Deutsche Welle Hateful speech is labeled into four categories: Racism, Religious, Sexism and Sexual Orientation. In addition, non-hateful and neutral posts are represented. The example shows … Read More

Transparency essential for developing trustworthy AI, says Gürtler

As Europe pursues innovation and competitiveness in AI, should AI be structured around human rights and sustainability; and does AI’s employment impact matter? Paula Gürtler deploys a moral compass. As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes society, ethical questions are increasingly raised … Read More

Europe steps-up AI investment to counter fierce US-China competition

‘Game On’ for Europe? A €100 bn injection into France’s AI sector, the EU’s €200 bn for InvestAI, and €150 bn in venture capital for the EU AI Champions Initiative. The global AI race has reached a critical juncture, with … Read More

AI-powered Propaganda Operation “Overload”: Debunk.org’s Case (Part 2)

Author: Maria Voltsichina We have analysed the content of 339 emails we received as one of the organisations targeted in Operation “Overload.” During this operation, threat actors tied to Russia attempted to overwhelm independent organisations with disinformation content, diverting attention … Read More