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Multimodal Fact-Check Retrieval

14. Sep 2025
In the two previous installments of our 3-part series, we covered how a text embedding model (TEM) can help fact-checkers to cut down on duplicate effort by retrieving existing fact-checks...

Everything You Wanted to Know About the EU AI Act (But Were Afraid to Ask)

18. Aug 2025
Artificial intelligence is transforming every corner of our lives, but keeping up with the rules can feel like navigating a maze. The EU AI Act, Europe’s first comprehensive legal framework...

When Research APIs Close the Door: Using Algorithmic Auditing as an Alternative Approach to Study Social Media

11. Jul 2025
Access to public data from social media platforms is, in general, an important enabler for research activities in all fields, ranging from computer science to social science and humanities. The...

Why viral posts on social media might be hurting us the most

30. Jun 2025
Billions of people scroll through social media every day, encountering different posts. We often assume that the posts we see are the most important or entertaining ones, just because they...

Hidden struggles of auditing social platforms: Why is creating user accounts so difficult?

17. Jun 2025
Multiple factors influence the success and effectiveness of an audit of a social platform. These factors are not only varied, concerned with implementation and research alike, but also often unexpected....

Algorithmic Audits on TikTok: Why Results are Hard to Replicate and Quickly Expire

30. May 2025
Have you ever wondered why the videos recommended to you on TikTok feel like they read your mind? TikTok’s algorithm raises significant questions about transparency, fairness, and the risk of...

Does YouTube fight misinformation videos? Analysing video removal over 3 years

8. May 2025
In 2021 (more than 3 years ago), we performed an analysis of how the YouTube recommendation algorithm encloses users in misinformation bubbles, and how one can burst such bubbles. The...

Aiming to Catch’Em All: Our Research on Data for Network Intrusion Detection

27. Feb 2025
We live in a world where Internet connectivity is essential for most people’s daily lives. The Internet plays a crucial role in business operations, online communication, education, or leisure activities....

Holding Big Platforms Accountable: The Why, What, and How of Auditing

18. Feb 2025
Imagine you’re about to audit one of the world’s largest online platforms – perhaps TikTok, Google, or Facebook. Your task? To assess whether they’re managing risks effectively, moderating content fairly,...

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