BRAID’s programme partner, the Responsible Innovation Centre for Public Media Futures (RIC), has published findings from a large-scale public deliberation exploring the role of technology and innovation in the future of public service media.
Bringing together the views of 100 people from across the UK, the report sets out 12 priorities and 55 recommendations around digital inclusion, civic participation, responsible AI and the future of online information.
BRAID’s Public Media and Democracy Lead, Dr Bronwyn Jones splits her time between BRAID and RIC, which is an independent research centre hosted by BBC Research & Development. She led on chapter four of the report, exploring the challenges people face in an AI-mediated information environment, and what they want public service media like the BBC to do to help build a trustworthy news and information environment online.
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