Michael Litschka, the Head of the Research Group Media Business has released the findings of a significant research project investigating the intersection of artificial intelligence, media consumption, and democratic stability. The study explores whether the increasing integration of AI in news production and dissemination influences how the public perceives the reliability of media institutions.

As AI technologies become more prevalent in the editorial process, understanding the shifts in public trust is critical for the future of journalism and democratic discourse. The project provides data-driven insights into how automated content and algorithmic curation affect user confidence and the broader democratic landscape.

This research project was conducted by the Institute Creative Media Technologies and serves as a vital resource for understanding the evolving digital media environment.

For further details, you can access the full research paper as well as the Blog article at the following links: