Zwischen Hassrede, Framing und generativer Künstlicher Intelligenz

Public communication is essential for moral negotiation processes and democratic understanding. However, the way language is used has itself become a key source of moral and political conflict. This volume presents the current discourse on language use from a media ethics perspective. Drawing on empirical studies and media ethics theory, it examines language-related conflicts, digital communication practices, and AI-supported information processes in terms of their social consequences, with the aim of developing orientation for a democratic culture of communication.

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