Tadam Webinar Series in Spring 2025

The Tadam consortium is organising a series of webinars from April to June 2025, open to all: whether you are a journalist, researcher, student, media educator, teacher, IT expert, etc., join the discussion! Several facets of the impact of AI on the information process will be questioned and debated: with experts, using participative methodologies, role-playing, etc.


Discover how the precision of language shapes AI-generated art!

The webinar aims to explore how language precision and descriptive skills are crucial for generating artistic images through AI and how effective prompting techniques can be used to refine style and achieve desired artistic outcomes.

Dr. Alessandro Bellini will explore the techniques of artistic image generation through prompting, while Documentary Film Director Maria Leonida will share how AI has been used as a brainstorming assistant in a creative project.

We’ll wrap up by sharing an example prompt-based experiment that participants are welcome to try out themselves.

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How AI is trained and who is behind? How does AI in some ways amplify stereotypes? After short presentations, participants will be invited to debate on bias, databases, economical system behind and potential political influence.

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Can you distinguish quality information in a world saturated with AI-generated content? The TADAM European program invites you to a unique design fiction webinar where you’ll experience firsthand the challenges and opportunities of media production and consumption in an AI-dominated information landscape.

Explore the future of media through an interactive simulation with experts Alejandra Michel (UNamur) and Jerry Jacques (UCLouvain)

Join us for this thought-provoking experience that will transform how you think about information in the age of generative AI!

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A final session to wrap up negative and positive challenges as discussed and debated during all the online meetings.

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