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Horizon Europe call HORIZON-CL2-2026-01-DEMOCRACY-08 funds research on safeguarding elections in the digital age: disinformation and FIMI, AI-powered campaigns, transparent political advertising, and platform accountability. EUR 12 million, three projects, deadline 23 September 2026.
The Fake News Festival at Europa-Universität Viadrina brings together science, practice, and the public to explore disinformation and AI. Climate+Tech supports the initiative by co-organizing workshops on fact-checking and AI-driven verification.
The ClimateCheck dataset bridges the gap between public discourse and scientific evidence by linking social media claims about climate change to relevant scholarly articles, facilitating automated fact-checking and evidence-based public dialogue.
New research reveals a troubling paradox: fact-checking demonstrably improves belief accuracy, yet can simultaneously reduce overall social welfare through controversy costs. This analysis explores the implications for information policy and democratic discourse.
Climate+Tech FactChecker takes a major step toward democratizing climate fact-checking by integrating Ollama, enabling deployment of powerful open source language models for transparent and customizable verification of climate claims.
Climate+Tech launches an open source AI fact-checking system that combines multiple AI models to evaluate climate claims against scientific sources, achieving 85% agreement with expert consensus.
Building a collaborative research community to advance AI-powered climate and political fact-checking through interdisciplinary partnerships and open science.
Open-source AI tools designed for fact-checking, strengthening democratic discourse, and improving climate communication.
A comprehensive overview of the Climinator tool, designed to automate the fact-checking of climate change claims using Large Language Models (LLMs).
