Alice Mattoni to present the BIT-ACT early findings at the University of Siena

Alice Mattoni will present some of the early findings of the BIT-ACT research project in a talk entitled "From Social Media Platforms to Artificial Intelligence Applications. How Civil Society Actors Employ Digital Media to Counter Corruption".

The talk is part of the Jean Blondel Tuesday Seminars in Political Science, organized at the Centre for the Study of Political Change, University of Siena.