Horizon Europe · Culture, creativity and inclusive society
EU AI Media Platform – modular multilingual public-interest infrastructure for European news and audiovisual media (IA) - Apply AI
Call summary
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Expected Outcome: The project will support the development of a modular, trustworthy and interoperable AI-enabled infrastructure enabling pan-European public-interest media platform(s) to make available real time news and information from professional media outlets across the EU and associated countries to wider audiences [1] . It will harness AI to translate, process and distribute content for relevant channels through classification, recognition, linguistic analysis, translation and other multimodal workflows. It will also enable prototypic content creation and testing of immersive and innovation-inspired media experiences consistent with a public-interest mission for different age groups, taking into account gender-responsive design and promoting news diversity. Overall, it will improve multilingual access, including low-resource European languages, strengthen media pluralism and resi… more
Artificial intelligence, intelligent systems, multi agent systemsCommunication networks, media, information societyJournalismMedia and communication strategies, campaigns, outreach activitiesMultilingualism, language diversity
Academics who may be relevant
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%48İVO OZAN FURMAN
Shared topics: Social Media and Politics · Media Studies and Communication
Overlapping papers: “As Reliable as a Kalashnikov Rifle”: How Sputnik News Promotes Russian Vaccine Technologies in the Turkish Twittersphere (2023) · End of an Habermassian Ideal? Political Communication on Twitter during the night of the 2017 Turkish Constitutional Referendum (2020)
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%44AYÇA BAKINER
Shared topics: Social Media and Politics · Gender, Feminism, and Media
Overlapping papers: Performing The Self Online: University Students’ Identity Construction on Social Media (2025) · From the Early Republic to the Digital Age: Gendered Visibility, Ideology, and Transformation in Turkish Media (2026)
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%43BERRİN KALSIN
Shared topics: Media Discourse and Social Analysis
Overlapping papers: Geçmişten Geleceğe İnternet Gazeteciliği Türkiye Örneği (2016) · Use Of New Media in the Local Press Comparative Analysis of Local Newspapers Websites In İzmir Adana and Bursa (2014)
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%42GÖKMEN HAKAN KARADAĞ
Shared topics: Media Studies and Communication · Media Discourse and Social Analysis · Social Media and Politics · Digital Marketing and Social Media
Overlapping papers: WHAT DOES PERISCOPE OFFER TO CITIZEN AND PROFESSIONAL REPORTERS? A SAMPLE STUDY FROM TURKEY (2017) · REPORTING AND INTERVIEWING STYLES OF PROFESSIONAL AND CITIZEN REPORTERS ON PERISCOPE (2022)
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%42ÖZDEN ÖZLÜ
Shared topics: Media Studies and Communication · Social Media and Politics
Overlapping papers: Discourse of Foreign Digital Media: Analysis of the 2023 Turkish Presidential Election Coverage (2024) · TÜRKİYE’S DIGITAL PUBLIC DIPLOMACY IN CENTRAL ASIA: COMPETING WITH CHINA AND RUSSIA FOR SOFT POWER INFLUENCE (2025)
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%41MUTLUHAN ÇAMUR
Shared topics: Digital Games and Media
Overlapping papers: YENİ MEDYA VE İDEOLOJİ: NETFLİX YAPIMI DİZİLERE ALTHUSSER’Cİ BİR YAKLAŞIM (2021) · The Dynamics of Religious Disinformation Spreading on Digital Media in Türkiye (2026)
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%41SEFER KALAMAN
Shared topics: Media Discourse and Social Analysis · Social Media and Politics · Media Studies and Communication
Overlapping papers: Using Artificial Intelligence Systems in News Verification: An Application on X (2024) · Religious Hate Speech against Islam in Bollywood Cinema in the Context of Self-Orientalism: The Example of “The Kerala Story” (2024)
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%41SEVCAN BEŞİKCİ
Shared topics: Social Media and Politics · Media Studies and Communication
Overlapping papers: The Effect of Fear of Death in The Elderly Creating FoMO on The Perception of Health News Published on Social Media (2022)
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%41YASMIN ABBAS ABDALLAH ALDAMEN
Shared topics: Social Media and Politics
Overlapping papers: A Depiction of Rohingya Refugees in India’s Online News Platforms Following the Shift in the Indian Government’s Stance in 2017 (2024) · Can a Negative Representation of Refugees in Social Media Lead to Compassion Fatigue? An Analysis of the Perspectives of a Sample of Syrian Refugees in Jordan and Turkey (2023)
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%41ÖZEN BAŞ
Shared topics: Media Studies and Communication · Social Media and Politics · Media Influence and Health · Gender, Feminism, and Media
Overlapping papers: Defecting From the Gutenberg Legacy: Employing Images to Test Knowledge Gaps (2015) · X-Sphere Conversations About the Sustainable Cohesion of Refugee and Migrant Communities in Türkiye (2026)
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%41ÖZGE CENGİZ
Shared topics: Media Studies and Communication · Multilingual Education and Policy
Overlapping papers: Analysis of Climate Policies Through ‘X’ Posts of Mayoral Candidates in the 2024 Türkiye Local Elections (2025) · MEDIA MONOPOLY IN TURKEY & FLEXIBLE LEGAL REGULATIONS (2023)
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%40ASUMAN KUTLU
Shared topics: Media Studies and Communication · Social Media and Politics · Media Discourse and Social Analysis
Overlapping papers: Myth Or Fact? Echo Chambers in Online Political News Consumption (2021) · Bağımsız Adayların Facebook’ta Siyasal İletişim Stratejileri: 2019 Türkiye Yerel Seçimleri Örneği (2019)
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%40ELİF HASANÇEBİ AYAZ
Shared topics: Media Studies and Communication · Social Media and Politics
Overlapping papers: Changing Gatekeepers in the New Media Age: An Analysis of Internet Newspapers and Twitter (2024) · Comparison of News Presentation Differences in Traditional and Internet Newspapers (2023)
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%40ERKAN SAKA
Shared topics: Social Media and Politics · Media Studies and Communication · Media Discourse and Social Analysis
Overlapping papers: The Big Question Have social media and or smartphones disrupted life in your part of the world (2014) · Siber Medya Sonrası Kamusal Alan ve Gazetecilik Pratikleri Public Sphere and Journalism Practices after Cyber Media (2011)
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