7. April 2026 ADD Blogpost: Can AI work for democracy? The ADD project turns five years old. Sine Nørholm Just therefore provides insight into her research.
17. February 2026 ADD blogpost: To move beyond ‘the digital graveyard’, Denmark needs a dedicated legal framework for public-sector AI Public AI projects encounter legal barriers during implementation, which is why Denmark needs a new legal framework.
14. January 2026 ADD blogpost: The fault in AI fairness evaluation metrics – worrying flaws and steps forward In this blog post, researchers from the ADD project examine the role of AI evaluation metrics, newly found flaws, and emerging solutions.
31. October 2025 ADD BLOG POST: Why it is difficult to map social media and its influence on society We cannot understand the impact of social media without access to data. Nor with key concepts left unclear.
3. September 2025 ADD blogpost: AI is entering science. We must set boundaries before it’s too late Science is our most important standard of self-correcting knowledge production in liberal democracies and should maintain the highest quality possible, writes David Budtz Pedersen.
7. August 2025 ADD blogpost: The collapse of democratic information environments – insights from a research visit in Amsterdam What do user-driven content moderation, transparency reporting and information environments have in common?
27. June 2025 Is the EU ready for a digital moonshot? Europe speaks passionately about digital sovereignty – but in reality, we remain deeply dependent on American and Chinese technologies.
27. June 2025 Young people need support – not bans – to manage their social media use This is the conclusion of the report “Less Automation and More Autonomy in Young People's Use of Social Media”.
27. June 2025 New Nordic-Baltic AI Center Nordic Council of Ministers approves DKK 30 million for Nordic-Baltic AI Center.
20. June 2025 Seen, heard, read – by Helene Ratner The Algorithms, Data and Democracy project is gearing up for the summer holidays with cultural recommendations from the ADD researchers.
