Normative News Recommender Systems

This lecture delves into the challenges and ethical considerations of developing normative news recommender systems, exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and journalism. It discusses the importance of diversity in news recommendations, the impact of political stances on content classification, and the quest for unbiased information dissemination. The instructor presents insights on the evolving role of the scientific community in addressing societal issues and the need for ethical guidelines in algorithmic decision-making. Additionally, it examines the European regulatory framework for artificial intelligence and the role of law in shaping the future of technology.