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Presentation at the Generative Images Conference

🔍Visual Communication in the Age of AI: Research Spotlight at Bremen Conference Bremen, Germany – November 20, 2024 At the Generative Images – Generative Imageries: Challenges of Visual Communication (Research) in the Age of AI conference, researcher Isaac Bravo presented groundbreaking findings on the role of manipulated visual content in climate change discourse on Twitter. Bravo’s talk, “Computational Analysis of Manipulated Visual Content in Climate Change Discourse on Twitter”, addressed the growing influence of AI-generated imagery in shaping public opinion, particularly on divisive topics like climate change.

C3DS Seminar Explores Visual Framing of Climate Change Imagery on Twitter

The Centre for Climate Communication and Data Science (C3DS) hosted a seminar on June 26th, 2024, featuring Isaac Bravo from the Technical University of Munich, Germany. Bravo presented his research on the “Visual Framing of Climate Change Imagery on Twitter.” The hybrid seminar was held both in person at the University of Exeter’s Streatham Campus and online via Zoom. Bravo’s research delves into how the framing of climate change imagery on social media platforms like Twitter influences people’s emotional engagement with the issue.

CCVision Network Meeting at C3DS in Exeter

It was great to discuss climate change from various perspective with a network of like-minded scholars. Thank you to the organizers (Claire Banwell) and all attendees for the inspiring discussions! We are looking forward to next year. Photo credits to Veronica White.