Pablo Jost
@pjost.bsky.social
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Communication scholar @ifpmainz.bsky.social, interested in (social) media, politics, extremism | Currently visiting professor @hmtmh.bsky.social | co-speaker @dgpuk-meth.bsky.social
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Michael E. Mann
@michaelemann.bsky.social
· Aug 30
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Max Zehring
@maxzehring.bsky.social
· Aug 15
The language similarity between corona protest mobilizers on Telegram and German politicians on Twitter
Protest movements against COVID-19 containment measures, like Germany’s Querdenken, aim to put their position on the political agenda. The German far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) acted...
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Pablo Jost
@pjost.bsky.social
· Jul 26
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Kai Arzheimer
@kai-arzheimer.com
· Jul 26
The Weaponisation of AI: Visual storytelling of the Great Replacement Conspiracy Theory Amid the Southport Riots - GNET
Artificial intelligence played a key role in the riots that followed the stabbing attack in Southport, UK, which claimed the lives of three young girls on 29 July 2024. By facilitating the circulation of fake news and racist conspiracy theories, algorithmic systems of recommendation mobilised hundreds of people to target asylum seeker facilities and harass perceived racialised migrants, particularly Muslims. The process of mass radicalisation accelerated and amplified by AI resulted in the “worst wave of far-right violence in the UK post-war.” Although much has been said about recommendation systems, the influence of Generative AI remains largely overlooked. This Insight seeks to address this gap by examining how both algorithmic systems of recommendation and GenAI tools were weaponised through the visual storytelling of the great replacement conspiracy theory.
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Pablo Jost
@pjost.bsky.social
· Jul 26
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· Jul 8
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Thomas Friemel
@friemel.bsky.social
· Jun 26
UZH: LECTURER RESEARCH IN DIGITAL HEALTH COMMUNICATION (PERMANENT POSTDOCTORAL POSITION) AT IKMZ – DEPT. FOR COMMUNICATION & MEDIA RESEARCH
The lecturer position is a permanent postdoctoral position (100%, paid according to cantonal salary scheme; 123K CHF p.a.) with optional promotion to senior lecturer Workplace is Zurich
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Pablo Jost
@pjost.bsky.social
· Jun 13