Digital transformations

On June 27th, Sciences Po, in partnership with École Polytechnique, hosted the third and final seminar of the series, titled “Exploring the Role of Large Language Models (LLMs) in Social Science Research.”

..Sciences Po is calling for applications for visiting faculty from around the world on the theme of AI and society. Applications are open for 3-months stays planned in the fall 2026 semester or the spring 2027 semester.

How can we encourage internet users to think about the veracity of information before they share it? Focus on a recent empirical survey by Émeric Henry, Department of Economics.

Is X/Twitter politically profiling its user without their knowledge? If so, how can it be proven and prevented? Answers by Sciences Po médialab.

Can technology get rid of bias when our society can't? Is European regulation the right solution? Interview with Raphaële Xenidis from Sciences Po Law School.

Can AI benefit democratic societies? Find out about all the events taking place around this key national and international summit.

Are GenAI platforms such as ChatGPT replicating and magnifying social and class inequalities? An analysis by Jen Schradie from the Centre for Research on Social Inequalities.

Virality and democracy, the politicisation of news stories, IA and universities: read the second issue.

How can disinformation be tackled in countries as different as France, Germany, Moldova, and Romania? Discover 6 common solutions based on a consultation carried out by Make.org and Sciences Po.

Is there still time to influence the trajectory of AI to ensure it serves the public interest? Researchers, submit your ideas. Citizens, vote!

Former Digital Minister of Taiwan Audrey Tang shares her country's approach.

World Cybercrime Index ranks countries by threat level. It stems from the ERC funded project CRIMGOV, led by Federico Varese.

Listen to the first episode of season 3, a conversation with Raphaële Xenidis about algorithmic discrimination.

What does digital technology do to our society, and what do we do with digital technology? A look back at the launch event in 5 photos and a video.

Data analysis, programming... Should international policymaking lean on technology? Learn all about our latest Dual Degree in a video interview of Dean Arancha González.

Discover how the School of Public Affairs students are taught technical skills so they can better regulate new technologies.

Interview with Fred Turner, Professor of Communication at Stanford University and bestselling author.

Learn more about the new opportunities this strategic partnership will bring to our students and researcher.

How can the academic community manage the growing presence of AI in our societies and universities?

Watch Professor Emeric Henry about the real influence of fact checking on what appears in our social media feed.