(Im)Material Problems. Challenges in Researching AI with Digital Methods in the Time of AI, with Richard Rogers. EASST2026 More than now: exploring resilient futures, European Association for the Study of Science and Technology. Krakow, Poland. September 8-11, 2026. doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.17362.52163.
Tagged “platform studies”
AI and its (Dis)Contents: Methods of Mapping AI as and with Digital Media, with Ruchard Rogers and Natalia Sánchez Querubín. Digital Humanities Today: Critical Inquiry with and about the Digital, King’s College London. London, UK. 23–26 June 2026.
Artificial Elections 2.0: Exposing the Use of Generative Al Imagery in the 2026 French Municipal Election campaigns, with Miazia Schueler, Martin Degeling, Salvatore Romano. AI Forensics. 2026.
The Human Guide to Detecting AI Imagery. AI Forensics. 2026.
From ‘Googling’ to ‘Asking ChatGPT’: the Regulation and Moderation of AI-Powered Search, with Buse Ryze Çetin, R. B., Salvatore Romano, Marc Faddoul. The DSA and Platform Regulation Conference Amsterdam, DSA Observatory. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 16–17 February 2026.
From Promise to Practice: Evaluating Research Data Access Under the DSA, with Salvatore Romano, Martin Degeling, Natalie Kerby, Miazia Schueler, Buse Ryze Çetin. The DSA and Platform Regulation Conference Amsterdam, DSA Observatory. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 16–17 February 2026.
Prompt, Upload, Repeat: The Clutched Entanglement of Platform Economy and Governance in the Face of Agentic Al Accounts, with Martin Degeling, Salvatore Romano, Raziye Buse Çetin, Miazia Schueler, Silvia Semenzin. PlatGovNet 2025: Transitions, frictions and new realities in global platform governance. Online. December 1, 2025.
LLMs, DSA, and AI Act: Introducing Methods and Approaches to Auditing LLMs Moderation across Languages and Interfaces in the Electoral Contexts, with Raziye Buse Cetin, Salvatore Romano, Miazia Schueler, Meret Baumgartner, Bastian August, Alexandra Rosca. In Content Moderation across Social Media Platforms, Routledge. Forthcoming, online as a Preprint.
From ‘Googling’ to ‘Asking ChatGPT’: Governing AI Search, with Buse Ryze Çetin and Marc Faddoul. AI Forensics, 2025.
Networked artifacts analytics: Interdisciplinary methods of investigating synthetic AI imagery. Seeing Through Complexity: Entanglements in Visual Cultures, ECREA Visual Cultures Section. Online. 6 November 2025.
Prompt, Upload, Repeat: How Agentic AI Accounts Flood TikTok with Harmful Content, with Martin Degeling, Salvatore Romano, Raziye Buse Çetin, Miazia Schueler, Silvia Semenzin. AI Forensics, 2025. Also online as a Preprint.
Platformatted Hype: How to Operationalize the Formalities of AI ‘Slop’. (DON’T) BELIEVE THE HYPE, Hype Studies. Barcelona, Spain. 10–12 September 2025.
Generating Algorithmic Virality: How synthetic AI imagery and agentic AI accounts try to game TikTok and Instagram, with Martin Degeling, Salvatore Romano, Buse Ryze Çetin, Miazia Schueler, Silvia Semenzin. AI Forensics, 2025. Also online as a Preprint.
TikTok’s Polish Elections Labels: Only Sometimes, and Only for Some, with Martin Degeling and Salvatore Romano. AI Forensics, 2025.
The Death of an Image - Again? Using the ‘Digital Forensic Gaze’ to See (like) Deepfakes, with Richard Rogers. Ethics and Aesthetics of Artificial Images. IUAV University of Venice. Venice, Italy. 8–10 May 2025.
Pay-to-Play: Meta’s Community (Double) Standards on Pornographic Content, with Paul Bouchaud, Buse Ryze Çetin, Salvatore Romano, Marc Faddoul. AI Forensics, 2025.
Chatbots: (S)elected Moderation. Measuring the Moderation of Election-Related Content Across Chatbots, Languages and Electoral Contexts, with Salvatore Romano, Miazia Schueler, Riccardo Angius, Buse Ryze Çetin, Sonia Tabti, Marc Faddoul, Meret Baumgartner, Bastian August, Pavlos Ferlachidis, Alexandra Rosca, Gizem Brasser, Luca Bottani. AI Forensics, 2024.
Artificial Elections: Exposing the Use of Generative AI Imagery in the Political Campaigns of the 2024 French Elections, with Salvatore Romano, Miazia Schueler, Buse Ryze Çetin, Sonia Tabti, Marc Faddoul, Ibis Lilley. AI Forensics, 2024.
Mapping, Tracking, and (Re)Making of the Counter-Imaginaries of AI across the Web, with Richard Rogers. For ‘Digital Methods Winter School and Data Sprint 2024: Digital research methods and the investigative turn (now with AI)’, Digital Methods Initiative. Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 8–12 January 2024.