Nov 23, 2022 | Playground, Projects
In the scope of the EU co-funded AI4Media project, we recently contributed to a long, public report entitled “AI technologies and applications in media: State of Play, Foresight, and Research Directions”. For better accessibility and readability, we’ve now turned our section into a multi-part blog series (with a couple of edits and updates). Here’s the fourth and final part, which looks at a typical work day in the life of a journalist and fact-checker in 2040.
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Nov 14, 2022 | News, Projects
In the scope of the EU co-funded AI4Media project, we recently contributed to a long, public report entitled “AI technologies and applications in media: State of Play, Foresight, and Research Directions”. For better accessibility and readability, we’ve now turned our section into a multi-part blog series (with a couple of edits and updates). Here’s part three, which looks at future trends and goals for AI-driven content verification.
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Nov 7, 2022 | News, Projects
Kicked off in September and already in full R&D swing, Horizon Europe project vera.ai (short for: verification assisted by artificial intelligence) is in some way the successor of WeVerify – and yet another important contribution to the fight against digital disinformation. We are a full consortium partner, ready to take on all sorts of tasks over the course of three years.
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Nov 2, 2022 | News, Playground, Projects
In the scope of the EU co-funded AI4Media project, we recently contributed to a long, public report entitled “AI technologies and applications in media: State of Play, Foresight, and Research Directions”. For better accessibility and readability, we’ve now turned our section into a multi-part blog series (with a couple of edits and updates). Here’s part two, which looks at research challenges with regard to AI and content verification.
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Oct 31, 2022 | News, Projects
As interest in immersive media and respective markets continues to grow, our team has joined two long-term R&D projects focused on different aspects of XR technology – and also took part in Stereopsia, the World Immersion Forum.
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Oct 27, 2022 | Meet us @, News, Projects
What’s the state of the art when it comes to producing multilingual, accessible content? How can we monitor vast amounts of information and cluster it in terms of people, topics, and diversity characteristics? What’s new in the AI-driven newsroom? Those and similar questions were answered at the first SELMA User Day, hosted by DW in Bonn on October 12th.
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Oct 24, 2022 | News, Playground, Projects
In the scope of the EU co-funded AI4Media project, we recently contributed to a long, public report entitled “AI technologies and applications in media: State of Play, Foresight, and Research Directions”. For better accessibility and readability, we’ve now turned our section into a multi-part blog series (with a couple of edits and updates). Here’s part one, which looks at the status quo and current limitations of AI in the field of content verification.
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Sep 29, 2022 | Projects
Combating the climate crisis probably is the greatest challenge of our time. Without drastic reductions in emissions, comprehensive protection of natural resources and sustainable green management, humanity is basically doomed. This insight is several decades old. What is comparatively new, however, is the realization that the digital media industry can – and must – play a leading role in environmental and climate protection.
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Sep 13, 2022 | Meet us @
When: 22-23 September 2022
Where: Prague, Czech Republic
What is it?
The CEDMO International Conference (#CIC2022) is a 1,5 day event, open to the public, organized under the auspices of the Czech Presidency of the European Union. Experts and stakeholders will speak about a wide range of topics that deal with information disorder and ways to counter disinformation.
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Aug 16, 2022 | News, Projects
GoURMET, an H2020 project focused on (better) neural machine translation (NMT) for low resource languages and domains, is about to cross the finish line. With the final review only weeks away, it’s time to take a look at what the consortium created over a course of more than three years (January 2019 – September 2022).
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