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Initiative:	Künstliche Intelligenz – Ihre Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft von morgen
Ausschreibung:	Künstliche Intelligenz – Ihre Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft von morgen - Full Grant (nur nach Aufforderung)
Bewilligung:	01.12.2021
Laufzeit:	3 Jahre

The reduction in local news coverage is an increasing problem. The project "Towards Responsible AI in Local Journalism" investigates how AI applications can support local newsrooms in researching, creating and distributing news. This is intended to help enable local media to better address the economic issues they face and social responsibilities they have. Due to these social responsibilities, AI applications for journalism should not only increase economic efficiency, but must also take professional values and ethical standards into account. To this end, the project will 1) develop and evaluate prototypes of responsible AI applications in collaboration with German local newspapers; 2) analyze within the participating newsrooms the conditions that enable or constrain responsible AI applications; 3) analyze in international comparative studies the inter-organizational and societal conditions for responsible AI applications; and finally 4) develop and communicate best practices and guidelines for responsible AI in local journalism.

• Prof. Dr. Neil Thurman

  Universität München
  Sozialwissenschaftliche Fakultät
  Institut für Kommunikationswissenschaft und
  Medienforschung
  München
  

• Dr. Bartosz Wilczek

  Universität München
  Institut für Kommunikationswissenschaft und
  Medienforschung
  München
  

• Prof. Dr. Antske Fokkens

  VU University Amsterdam
  Language and Communication
  Computational Lexicology and Terminology Lab
  Amsterdam
  Niederlande
  

• Dr. Wouter van Atteveldt

  VU University Amsterdam
  Faculty of Social Sciences
  Communication Science
  Amsterdam
  Niederlande
  

• Prof. Dr. Natali Helberger

  University of Amsterdam (UvA)
  Faculty of Law
  Institute for Information Law
  Amsterdam
  Niederlande
  

• Prof. Dr. Helle Sjovaag, Ph.D.

  University of Stavanger
  Department of Media and Social Sciences
  Stavanger
  Norwegen
  

• Prof. Dr. Mario Haim

  Universität München
  Institut für Kommunikationswissenschaft und
  Medienforschung
  München