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AI Media Observatory

The European AI Media Observatory is a knowledge platform that monitors and curates relevant research on AI in media, provides expert perspectives on the potentials and challenges that AI poses for the media sector and allows stakeholders to easily get in touch with relevant experts in the field via our directory.

The aim of the observatory is to support the ongoing efforts of the multidisciplinary community of professionals who are working towards ensuring responsible use of AI in the media sector and contribute to the broader discussion and understanding of the development and use of AI in the sector and its impacts on society, economy and people.

The daily operations of the Observatory are overseen by an Editorial Board and is financially supported by five sponsoring organisations: the Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision, the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (Certh), Imagga, Université Côte d'Azur (UniCa) and the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA). You can meet the Editorial Board, learn more about the sponsors and find the editorial principles that govern the Observatory here.

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#1
22 . 01 . 2025
Critical AI Seminar Series: Algorithms of Suspicion: Authentication and Distrust on Digital Labor Platforms
Critical AI Seminar Series: Algorithms of Suspicion: Authentication and Distrust on Digital Labor Platforms
#2
04 . 03 . 2025
EBU AI Academy: AI Strategy Development for Newsroom Leaders
EBU AI Academy: AI Strategy Development for Newsroom Leaders
#3
12 . 03 . 2025
Critical AI Seminar Series: Synthetic Vision/Algorithmic Violence
Critical AI Seminar Series: Synthetic Vision/Algorithmic Violence
#4
19 . 03 . 2025
EBU AI Academy: OSINT Detective Days – Using AI and Digital Forensics Tools in Investigative Journalism
EBU AI Academy: OSINT Detective Days – Using AI and Digital Forensics Tools in Investigative Journalism
#5
23 . 04 . 2025
Cambridge Disinformation Summit 2025 – Call for Papers
Cambridge Disinformation Summit 2025 – Call for Papers
#6
12 . 05 . 2025
EBU AI Academy Using AI to Unlock The Potential of Your Archive
EBU AI Academy Using AI to Unlock The Potential of Your Archive
#7
14 . 05 . 2025
Critical AI Seminar Series: AI and the (Re)Shaping of Intelligence
Critical AI Seminar Series: AI and the (Re)Shaping of Intelligence

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23 . 12 . 2024
Digital Service Act and Online Advertising Transparency
Paths for self-regulation using voluntary codes of conduct
# External content
23 . 12 . 2024
Youtube releases a generative AI feature for its comment section
Commentary on the issues with the rollout of automatically generated comment replies
# External content
23 . 12 . 2024
Why AI will not lead to a political misinformation apocalypse
Understanding the costs behind distributing misinformation deepfakes.
# External content
23 . 12 . 2024
Open letter on the impact of AI on Europe’s creative communities
Organisations representing creative industries workers express their concerns and priorities
# External content
23 . 12 . 2024
International Federation of Actors released a guide on AI’s impact on performers
The guide raise awareness and provides advices for bargaining AI protections.
# External content
23 . 12 . 2024
The International Federation of Musicians statement on AI in Music
IFM highlights the inadequacy of the copyright framework in the context of generative AI and offers recommendations.

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EBU Series on AI, Ethics and Public Media: Spotlighting BBC
From the EBU Academy School of AI and EBU AI and Data Initiative, this is the second of a series of free sessions to meet the professionals who are paving the way for ethical use of AI in their organization.
# External content
Media Innovation Xchange
Aftermovie from the Brussels event held uner the Belgian Presidency to the Council of the EU which focused on the digital transformation and innovation of media in the EU and showcased most recent developments.
# External content
Meta pauses plans to use users’ public posts to train its AI models.
Online talk with Max Schrems, privacy laywers and activist, about the lodged privacy complaints against Meta.
# AI4Media
Gen AI & Disinformation: A legal perspective
This seminar discusses how new provisions from the EU legal and policy framework help to address the use of Gen AI for disinformation purposes.
# AI4Media
AI in journalism and misinformation
This panel discusses the latest trends in AI and particularly generative AI technologies that (may) affect journalism in positive and negative ways.
# AI4Media
EBU Academy School of AI: How EBU Academy is upskilling Europe’s Public Service Media on AI
In this session you will hear about how the EBU Academy is responding to the media industry’s need for acquiring critical knowledge and training.
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