Join us for the launch of the Centre for Democracy and Information Integrity at BI and discover the newest findings on democratic resilience, information integrity, and the growing influence of AI.
A day on what keeps democracies resilient—and how AI is changing the picture.
The Centre for Democracy and Information Integrity (CDI) marks its launch with a conference at BI Norwegian Business School, featuring keynotes by leading international scholars: Stephan Lewandowsky (University of Bristol) and Jon Roozenbeek (University of Cambridge and VU Amsterdam).
Bringing together researchers, policymakers, journalists, and business leaders, the event covers the latest research on misinformation, political rhetoric, extremism, democratic backsliding, and AI-driven manipulation.
The Centre for Democracy and Information Integrity (CDI) is a research center at BI Norwegian Business School, co-directed by Anton Gollwitzer and Jonas R. Kunst. It studies how misinformation, political rhetoric, and AI shape democratic societies, and works with policymakers, journalists, and businesses to translate that research into practice.