Combating Disinformation and Abusive Language with Human and Artificial Intelligence
Welcome to the website of HYBRIDS project, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network funded by the European Union (EU) and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
About Us
Hybrid Intelligence to monitor, promote and analyse transformations in good democracy practices
Fake news, disinformation and hate speech online are pervasive and exacerbating societal tensions. Amidst growing concern that this harmful rhetoric is inciting violence and driving extremism, a global strategy to counter this digital phenomenon is more important than ever. In this context, the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions project HYBRIDS is working to provide researchers with the knowledge and tools they need to tackle disinformation. Specifically, it will integrate the structured knowledge provided by social and human sciences into natural language processing tools and deep learning algorithms. By developing new hybrid intelligence systems, HYBRIDS will combine machine and human intelligence to overcome the shortcomings of existing artificial intelligence methods.
News
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Registration opens for the Second Joint Research Seminar of the HYBRIDS Project
Events Calendar
Events
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We invite you to explore our dynamic events calendar, where we showcase upcoming gatherings, conferences, workshops, and other activities related to our efforts in combatting disinformation and abusive language through the synergy of human and artificial intelligence. Stay informed about our scheduled events!
Next Events
JRS III: Democracy Threats and Public Discourse Analysis
Artificial Intelligence & Disinformation
Past Events
Hybrid Intelligence Foundations
Hybrid Joint Research Seminar I: Initial Training Meeting
HYBRIDS Consortium
Meet the Beneficiaries and Partners of HYBRIDS
HYBRIDS is the result of an international consortium led from Santiago de Compostela (Spain) by the Research Centre on Intelligent Technologies (CiTIUS), and it involves a total of 14 members (8 beneficiaries – 6 partners) from 7 European countries: France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.