I’m very pleased to present our work on coordinated behavior at a webinar organized by The European Broadcasting Union – EBU.

This is the seventh edition of a series of monthly webinars about the veraAI project’s innovative research on AI-based fact-checking tools.

Join us on 30 April at 11:00 Geneva time to hear from Nicola Righetti from University of Urbino Carlo Bo, about their work on coordinated behaviour detection on social media.

For verification professionals and disinformation researchers, it is crucial not only to access existing verification data but also to identify and monitor the networks that may disseminate problematic content. This webinar will discuss ways to identify coordinated networks on social media, exemplified by the Coordinated Sharing Detection Service, a prototype for analysing and visualising social media activity through patterns of coordinated sharing. By uploading their data, users can explore and uncover networks of coordinated behaviour, offering actionable insights for diverse research and monitoring purposes. Key features include dynamic network visualisations, exploration of coordinated content, and downloadable outputs for further exploration.

This webinar, which targets anyone interested in the technological aspects of AI-based fact-checking, is open to EBU Members and Associates, as well as other media professionals.

The veraAI project is co-financed by the European Union, Horizon Europe programme, Grant Agreement No 101070093, with additional funding from Innovate UK grant No 10039055 and the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI) under contract No 22.00245.