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Strengthening the media’s bargaining power over Generative AI

Scientific Director Prof. Natali Helberger was recently part of a panel organized by The Data...

By Natali Helberger • October 23, 2026
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Socialists push for EU law on deepfakes

By João Pedro Quintais • October 23, 2026
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The 2026 Stevin Prize: Claes de Vreese and his academic journey

By Claes de Vreese • October 07, 2026
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Onderzoekers waarschuwen: AI-gebruik kan ‘rechterlijke blik’ vertroebelen

By Iris van Domselaar • Isabella Banks • October 01, 2026

 The painting shows a person standing on a staircase made of green and pink cubes, symbolising a Penrose staircase, in a cosmic environment. The person is reaching towards a glowing cross-shaped structure emitting binary code, representing AI's reach into the future. Surrounding the figure are outlined boxes showing various elements, such as glasses, medical tools, a self-driving car, and financial symbols, interconnected by white lines. The background is dark with star-like dots and features colour-coded boxes which mark different elements as relating to AI, human involvement, a combination of both, or an area uncharted by AI and humans.
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Fairy Tales That Make Life Harder: AI, and the social and ethical costs of believing in it

By Martijn Logtenberg • September 28, 2026
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“We are now at a moment in time where we really have to develop a vision for how we, as a society, want to live with automated decision-making”

Prof Natali Helberger (Scientific Director AlgoSoc) at the occasion of the AlgoSoc kick-off on November 29, 2023.

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The 2026 Stevin Prize: Claes de Vreese and his academic journey

By Claes de Vreese • October 07, 2026

AI insiders warn it could end humanity. Does the public agree?

By Ernesto de León • Claes de Vreese • September 17, 2026

When Big Tech rules universities: Reclaiming academic freedom through digital sovereignty

By Natali Helberger • June 16, 2026

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Socialists push for EU law on deepfakes

By João Pedro Quintais • October 23, 2026

Onderzoekers waarschuwen: AI-gebruik kan ‘rechterlijke blik’ vertroebelen

By Iris van Domselaar • Isabella Banks • October 01, 2026

Loss of judicial sight? The impact of assistive AI technologies on judicial perception — beyond the question of discretion

By Iris van Domselaar • Isabella Banks • September 23, 2026

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The painting shows a person standing on a staircase made of green and pink cubes, symbolising a Penrose staircase, in a cosmic environment. The person is reaching towards a glowing cross-shaped structure emitting binary code, representing AI's reach into the future. Surrounding the figure are outlined boxes showing various elements, such as glasses, medical tools, a self-driving car, and financial symbols, interconnected by white lines. The background is dark with star-like dots and features colour-coded boxes which mark different elements as relating to AI, human involvement, a combination of both, or an area uncharted by AI and humans. Fairy Tales That Make Life Harder: AI, and the social and ethical costs of believing in it

By Martijn Logtenberg • September 28, 2026

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Strengthening the media’s bargaining power over Generative AI

By Natali Helberger • October 23, 2026

The Label Paradox: Can AI transparency create more distrust?

By Natali Helberger • September 21, 2026

How does political efficacy condition clicks on politics? Understanding information-selection behavior in algorithmic feeds over time

By Jin Wan • Theo Araujo • Natali Helberger • Claes de Vreese • September 17, 2026

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