Media and AI literacy is everyone’s mission
To address the democratic challenges related to AI, it is necessary to mobilize all stakeholders: journalists, as well as civil
Decoding Algorithms
Media and AI Literacy for All
The European project Algowatch focuses on educating the general public about the challenges of algorithms and Artificial Intelligence (Algo- and AI-literacy) in the field of information and digital citizenship, and follows on from the previous European project CrossOver. It was awarded as part of the CREA-MIL strand of the European Commission’s Creative Europe programme.
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The Project
The ALGOWATCH work plan includes four main activities:
- Produce interactive quizzes and games for awareness
- Engage participants in co-creative activities in an exhibit space
- Deploy exhibit in workshops with multiplier professionals in formal settings (schools) and in informal settings (libraries, museums)
- Disseminate the resources for transfer of practices.
Algowatch consortium
ALGOWATCH is being developed by a consortium made up of Savoir Devenir (France), Maynooth University (Ireland), Association for Communication and Media Culture -DKMK (Croatia) and Iscte-University Institute of Lisbon (Portugal).
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