The importance of AI is steadily growing globally and across all areas of social life, and LLMs such as ChatGPT are increasingly being used to obtain information on a wide variety of topics. In this year’s summer workshop on “Intercultural Perspectives on Information Literacy and Metaliteracy” (IPILM), student groups compared ChatGPT outputs across languages and countries on culturally sensitive topics. The question was whether ChatGPT produces culturally divergent narratives depending on prompt language and country. The results will be presented in a public session on Friday, 31th July 2026, 2 – 4.30 PM CET.
Students from Austria, Germany, India and the United States of America conducted the research and analysis for the following topics:
- AI and Political Misinformation / Elections
- AI and Healthcare / Medical Misinformation
- AI and Climate Change Policy
- AI and Digital Surveillance / Data Privacy
- AI and Digital Media Arts
- AI and Warfare
If you want to take part in the session, you can join us via https://meet.academiccloud.de/gl/rooms/30p-wja-84x-ik0/join.