We invite Canadian journalists to participate in a survey as part of a scientific study conducted by a team from HEC Montréal and funded by Obvia.
This study explores how generative artificial intelligence (ChatGPT, Bing, Bard, etc.) is transforming the journalism profession.
Why Participate?
By participating in this study, you contribute to the development of scientific knowledge that members and representatives of your profession can use to:
- Make journalists’ voice heard: Your experiences and perspectives are crucial to understand the ongoing transformations in the media world following the advent of generative AI.
- Maintain working conditions and employment standards in the profession: By providing a comprehensive and objective assessment of how generative AI is transforming journalistic work.
- Ensure the integrity and quality of journalism: By guiding the governing bodies of the profession towards responsible measures, ensuring a high standard of journalism for the future.
- Contribute to the regulation of AI in the media sector (Charter, draft law, code of conduct, etc.)
Desired Participant Profile
All journalists in Canada (all levels of experience).
How to Participate?
By completing a questionnaire that takes about 20 minutes.
https://hecmontreal.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9KX9cmWK8froMU6
Project Funded by Obvia
(The International Observatory on the Societal Impacts of AI and Digital Technology).
Obvia is an initiative funded by the Fonds de Recherche du Québec, bringing together over 200 researchers conducting independent and interdisciplinary research on digital transformation.
More Information please contact:
Vincent Pasquier, Principal Researcher (vincent.pasquier@hec.ca)
Research Team:
- Vincent Pasquier, Ph. D. https://www.hec.ca/profs/vincent.pasquier.html
- Marie-Claude Gaudet, Ph. D., CRHA https://www.hec.ca/profs/marie-claude.gaudet.html
- Xavier Parent-Rocheleau, Ph. D., CRHA https://www.hec.ca/profs/xavier.parent-rocheleau.html
- Nicolas Turcotte-Légaré, Ms. C., CRHA
- Antoine Bujold, Ms. C.
