Call for Papers, special issue 2024: "The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Communication: Ethical Implications for Media"

Dear colleagues,

Communication & Society is publishing an annual special issue in 2024 (April, June, and October):

"The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Communication: Ethical Implications for Media"

Guest Editors

Sandra L. Borden (Western Michigan University)
Lluís Codina (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
María José Ufarte (Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha)

Topics of interest:

Ethical foundations for the use of artificial intelligence technologies in the communication sector.
Ethics, generative AI, and bias.
Ethical implications for regulation, policy, and the use of AI in communication.
Algorithmic literacy for communication studies.
Generative AI and intellectual property / copyright issues.
Audience habits and reception Studies: audience engagement and AI.
AI in persuasive communication: advertising, PR, and marketing.
Implications of AI for credibility in public communication and election campaigns.
AI implications for public opinion and political communication.
Creativity and AI: scriptwriting, photojournalism, art direction, cinematography, graphics, post-production, soundtrack...
Fake news and deepfakes: social media, truth and AI.
Using AI for fact-checking.
Professional challenges for communication professionals and AI: new products, recruitment profiles and routines.
Sustainability as a factor for ethical communication and AI.
The impact of artificial intelligence on media policy.
Quality vs. quantity in platform catalogs: AI, personalization and sustainable policies in audiovisual content production.
Uses of AI in media management.

Please, follow the link below to find the call for papers:
https://revistas.unav.edu/index.php/communication-and-society/index

We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

Best regards,

Elsa Moreno and Enrique Guerrero, on behalf of the Editorial Team.