The Cyber Valley Journalist-in-Residence program offers up to two journalists the opportunity to explore their own questions about artificial intelligence during a three-to-six-month residency at Cyber Valley.
The focus is on how AI applications can be used effectively in journalism and how evidence-based, differentiated reporting on the technologies behind the term “artificial intelligence” can be ensured. The selected journalists are chosen by an independent jury and work completely freely during their stay, with no restrictions on content. Cyber Valley expressly does not expect any reporting on AI topics or about Cyber Valley. Instead, the focus is on open exchange with researchers from various disciplines. The program takes place twice a year and promotes critical dialogue between science and the media, with the aim of opening up new perspectives on the social implications of AI.
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Silke Dutz manages Cyber Valley’s Public Engagement by opening its doors to the community and engaging with the public through formats such as Campus Tours, Open House Days, and Science Festivals, while keeping in mind the critical reflection on the ethical and social implications of AI research.
