There is no need to describe the huge amount of research in the past several decades in the
field of communications. However, many communication scholars are also probably aware …

This forward-looking Research Handbook makes an insightful contribution to the emerging
field of studies on communication of, by and with AI. Bringing together state-of-the-art …

This essay advocates for a significant reorientation and reconceptualization of
communication studies in order to accommodate the opportunities and challenges …

AI for everyone? Before even opening Pieter Verdegem's edited book AI for Everyone?
Critical Perspectives, we likely have a sense of the answer: an assertive “NO.” Yet, despite …

When communication and mass media faculty returned from a kind of exile that COVID-19
had inflicted on them, they were hit almost immediately with the phenomenon of artificial …

As I consider communication technology research—where it has been and where it is going—
I regularly think back to a response I wrote for my comprehensive exams as a doctoral …

This review article examines two recent publications that explore the relationship between
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and communication. Discussing Human–Machine Communication …

The term “artificial intelligence,” or AI, was first coined in 1955 by Professor John McCarthy
at Stanford, who described it as “the science and engineering of making intelligent …

In 2004, Susan Herring wrote the seminal piece “Slouching Toward the Ordinary: Current
Trends in Computer-mediated Communication (CMC)”(Herring, 2004). In this piece, she …

The handbook that you hold in your hands or that you see on your screen has a long history.
Initially, around 2010, Marcelo Dascal was contacted by the series editors (Peter Schulz and …