The Digital Deliberative Democracy Project (D3-Project) involves partners from University of Zurich (Department of Informatics, Centre for Legislative Studies, Department of Political Science) and University of Queensland (School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering). It is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation.
Digital Democracy Workshop 2024 As in previous years, our team attended the two-day Workshop on Digital Democracy hosted by the Digital Society Initiative Zurich. Again, the workshop was an inspiring event with panels on Political Communication, Artificial Intelligence, Public Policy & Opinion, and others. This year, Valeria Vuk presented her work in the “Content Moderation” panel.
Publication in ECML/PKDD Conference We’re excited to announce that our submission was accepted as a paper in the European Conference for Machine Learning (ECML) . Fynn Bachmann’s work on “Fast and Adaptive Questionnaires for Voting Advice Applications ” aims at making data collection and political surveys more effective by using item response theory and computerised adaptive testing.
1st Conference of the European Network for Digital Democracy Digital democracy is a growing field of research in disciplines such as political science, social choice theory, and computer science. This month, the 1st Conference of the European Network for Digital Democracy (in short: EDDY) was organized in Rotterdam. We were excited to be part of this program with three contributions:
Digital Democracy Workshop 2023 After last year’s participation, we joined this year’s edition of the Digital Democracy Workshop again with two speakers: Cristina Sarasua and Catarina Pereira. After the welcoming introduction from Fabrizio Gilardi and Karsten Donnay, Cristina Sarasua opened the first panel of the event with her talk about “RfC Deliberative Quality Across Wikimedia Projects: Comparing English Wikipedia, Wikidata, Commons, and Meta”.
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