Teresa Sandoval-Martin
Biographic Data
| ID | 3561925 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Teresa Sandoval-Martin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Teresa |
| FAMILY NAME | Sandoval-Martin |
| SIGNATURE | SANDOVAL-MARTIN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9220-2299 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Artificial intelligence versus journalists
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the media results in the publication of thousands of automated news articles in Spanish every day. This study uses a Turing test to compare the quality of news articles written by professional journalists (from Efe) with those produced by natural language generation (NLG) software (from Narrativa). Based on Sundar’s dimensions (1999) crucial to news perception – credibility, readability and journ…
Perpetuation of Gender Bias in Visual Representation of Professions in the Generative AI Tools Dall·E and Bing Image Creator
Artificial intelligence (AI)-based generative imaging systems such as DALL·E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and Adobe Firefly, which work by transforming natural language descriptions into images, are revolutionizing computer vision. In this exploratory and qualitative research, we have replicated requests for images of women in different professions by comparing these representations in previous studies with DALL·E, observing that this model con…
Interés y disposición al pago por investigaciones periodísticas
The Internet has stimulated a cross-shift in the business model across the media sector. Traditional funding sources have been reduced by the voracious pulse for free access and nonprofessional actors have swarmed over to compete with traditional channels of information. This paper attempts to analyze willingness-to-pay for investigative journalism contents from a general audience’s point of view, in order to find consumption patterns that could …
Interest and willingness to pay for investigative reporting
The Internet has stimulated a cross-shift in the business model across the media sector. Traditional funding sources have been reduced by the voracious pulse for free access and nonprofessional actors have swarmed over to compete with traditional channels of information. This paper attempts to analyze willingness-to-pay for investigative journalism contents from a general audience’s point of view, in order to find consumption patterns that could …
Geolocalización de información y mapeo de datos en periodismo online con Ushahidi
Crowdsourcing and crowdmapping tools such Ushahidi (testimony or witness in Swahili) give value to the communication chain. They allow individuals, institutions, and journalistic organizations to take advantage of the flow of information provided by the users, although the process is not without some difficulties. Ushahidi, based on free software, offers a broad range of applications to be used in media contexts. First, Ushahidi focuses on data t…
Big Data as a differentiating sociocultural element of data journalism
The use of methods of the social sciences and computational tools to analyze databases in journalism has had several definitions since Philip Meyer called it precision journalism (PJ). In the last decade, this specialty has had an important development under the term data journalism (DJ), in a differentiating technological and sociocultural environment: Big Data. This research aims to differentiate DJ from PJ and computer assisted reporting (CAR)…
Interés y disposición al pago por investigaciones periodísticas
Es evidente que Internet ha generado un cambio transversal en el modelo de negocio en todo el sector mediático. Las vías tradicionales de financiación se han reducido ante el voraz impulso por la gratuidad y se ha estimulado la reacción de actores no profesionales que compiten con los canales tradicionales de información. El presente artículo analiza el interés de la audiencia por el periodismo de investigación y su disposición al pago por conten…
Perpetuation of Gender Bias in Visual Representation of Professions in the Generative AI Tools Dall·E and Bing Image Creator
Artificial intelligence (AI)-based generative imaging systems such as DALL·E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and Adobe Firefly, which work by transforming natural language descriptions into images, are revolutionizing computer vision. In this exploratory and qualitative research, we have replicated requests for images of women in different professions by comparing these representations in previous studies with DALL·E, observing that this model con…
Big Data as a differentiating sociocultural element of data journalism
The use of methods of the social sciences and computational tools to analyze databases in journalism has had several definitions since Philip Meyer called it precision journalism (PJ). In the last decade, this specialty has had an important development under the term data journalism (DJ), in a differentiating technological and sociocultural environment: Big Data. This research aims to differentiate DJ from PJ and computer assisted reporting (CAR)…
Interés y disposición al pago por investigaciones periodísticas
Es evidente que Internet ha generado un cambio transversal en el modelo de negocio en todo el sector mediático. Las vías tradicionales de financiación se han reducido ante el voraz impulso por la gratuidad y se ha estimulado la reacción de actores no profesionales que compiten con los canales tradicionales de información. El presente artículo analiza el interés de la audiencia por el periodismo de investigación y su disposición al pago por conten…
Interés y disposición al pago por investigaciones periodísticas
The Internet has stimulated a cross-shift in the business model across the media sector. Traditional funding sources have been reduced by the voracious pulse for free access and nonprofessional actors have swarmed over to compete with traditional channels of information. This paper attempts to analyze willingness-to-pay for investigative journalism contents from a general audience’s point of view, in order to find consumption patterns that could …
Interest and willingness to pay for investigative reporting
The Internet has stimulated a cross-shift in the business model across the media sector. Traditional funding sources have been reduced by the voracious pulse for free access and nonprofessional actors have swarmed over to compete with traditional channels of information. This paper attempts to analyze willingness-to-pay for investigative journalism contents from a general audience’s point of view, in order to find consumption patterns that could …
Geolocalización de información y mapeo de datos en periodismo online con Ushahidi
Crowdsourcing and crowdmapping tools such Ushahidi (testimony or witness in Swahili) give value to the communication chain. They allow individuals, institutions, and journalistic organizations to take advantage of the flow of information provided by the users, although the process is not without some difficulties. Ushahidi, based on free software, offers a broad range of applications to be used in media contexts. First, Ushahidi focuses on data t…
Artificial intelligence versus journalists
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the media results in the publication of thousands of automated news articles in Spanish every day. This study uses a Turing test to compare the quality of news articles written by professional journalists (from Efe) with those produced by natural language generation (NLG) software (from Narrativa). Based on Sundar’s dimensions (1999) crucial to news perception – credibility, readability and journ…
Perpetuation of Gender Bias in Visual Representation of Professions in the Generative AI Tools Dall·E and Bing Image Creator
Artificial intelligence (AI)-based generative imaging systems such as DALL·E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and Adobe Firefly, which work by transforming natural language descriptions into images, are revolutionizing computer vision. In this exploratory and qualitative research, we have replicated requests for images of women in different professions by comparing these representations in previous studies with DALL·E, observing that this model con…
Political science (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Journalism (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Advertising and Communication Studies (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Donation (3 works)