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Deliberation Laboratory (DeLab)

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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: 30.11.2020
Laufzeit: 4 Jahre

Projektinformationen

If a core element of European integration is to create a single, deliberative, public sphere, then recent events suggest that the project is set to fail. Far from a Europe-wide sphere of "public reason", social media such as Twitter or comments on news sites suggest a growing crisis: especially when it comes to matters of identity, users repeatedly attack each other in highly emotional terms, with no sensitivity to differences across cultures, focusing on what divides people, not what unites them. By developing a virtual moderator that can detect the different cultural signals of disagreement and conflict, the project team will be able to test the conditions under which citizens and groups evaluate what they see as trustworthy and believable in online communication. This moderator is created in Deliberation Laboratory (DeLab), a transformative online experimentation environment, that will allow to explore the nature, causes, and consequences of citizens' perceptions in public, online dialogue across languages. The project focuses on the Aristotelian rhetorical triad - logos (logic), ethos (speaker character), pathos (emotion) - as each of these rhetorical strategies have been shown to shape citizens' perceptions. Finally, the DeLab will be taken into the wild with a conversational AI intervention system that enhances constructive, reasonable and responsible engagement on social media.

Projektbeteiligte

  • Dr. Valentin Gold

    Universität Göttingen
    Sozialwissenschaftliche Fakultät
    Methodenzentrum Sozialwissenschaften
    Göttingen

  • Prof. Dr. John Parkinson

    Maastricht University
    Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
    Department of Philosophy
    Maastricht
    Niederlande

  • Dr. Katarzyna Budzynska

    Warsaw University of Technology
    Faculty of Administration and Social Sciences
    Warschau
    Polen

  • Ass. Prof. Marcin Koszowy

    Warsaw University of Technology
    Faculty of Administration and Social Science
    Department of Philosophy and Ethics
    in Administration
    Warsaw
    Polen

  • Prof. Chris Reed, Ph.D.

    University of Dundee
    School of Science & Engineering
    Centre for Argument Technology
    Dundee
    Grossbritannien

  • Prof. Dr. Annette Hautli-Janisz

    Universität Passau
    Fakultät für Informatik und Mathematik
    Passau