Legay media vs. alternative media coverage of AI (Markus Schug, Helena Bilandzic, Susanne Kinnebrock, Lena Sedlmeier). Legacy highlight more the benefits, alternative media more the risks; both refer to near-distant future. #aiscicomm24 (7/x)

Now a talk on visualisation of AI in news media (by Carolin Moser, Tabea Lüders, Melanie Leidecker-Sandmann). Good news: Less robots when comparing 2022/23 to 2019. #notmyrobots seems to have done their job. #aiscicomm24 (6/x) @LordElend

Putting this back in the thread: https://aoir.social/@cka/112568587280814750 #aiscicomm24

Interesting keynote by Shirley Ho. The field of science communication is not very familiar to me, so many new concepts. I am somewhat surprised to see strong focus on „how to build trust in AI“. Good to see.a focus on actors and stakeholders, though. Who do we trust, not so much what. #aiscicomm24

Mike Schäfer and Daniela Mahl are kicking off #aiscicomm24. Looking fwd to two days of talking AI and (science) communication. (3/x)

We (Meg Zeng, Vanessa Richter and me) will be presenting an interview study on how different stakeholder in the US, China, and Germany negotiate discursively how to understand and shape "Artificial Intelligence". #aiscicomm24