Our Research

Our research team focuses on political science, natural language processing, large language models, and human-centred AI for democratic innovation. We work closely with policy experts and parliamentary data providers to ensure that our tools reflect real-world needs and constraints.

Workshops

LLMs and Access to Political Information

Tuesday, 12 May 2026 · University College Dublin


Recent Publications and Presentations

5 publications and presentations

2026 — Workshop

E. Cunningham, R. Buckley, D. Greene, and J.P. Cross

"Fair Representation in Parliamentary Summaries: Measuring and Mitigating Inclusion Bias."

Public Governance (PubGov) Workshop. L'Université Paris Dauphine-PSL, Paris, France. January 2026.

2026 — Plenary

E. Cunningham, R. Buckley, D. Greene, and J.P. Cross

"Bridging the Information Divide between Parliament and The Public."

Insight Research Ireland Centre Scientific Plenary 2026. University College Cork, Ireland. January 2026.

2025 — Workshop

E. Cunningham, J.P. Cross, and D. Greene

"Identifying Algorithmic and Domain-Specific Bias in Parliamentary Debate Summarisation."

Workshop on Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics and Democracy (AIDEM) at ECML-PKDD 2025. Porto, Portugal. September 2025.

2025 — Conference

Z. Greene, J.P. Cross, and D. Greene

"Machine Minds and Political Divides: How AI-Generated Summaries Shape Our Understanding of Parliamentary Discourse."

15th Annual Conference of the European Political Science Association. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain. June 2025.

2025 — Conference

Z. Greene, J.P. Cross, and D. Greene

"Machine Minds and Political Divides: How AI-Generated Summaries Shape Our Understanding of Parliamentary Discourse."

7th Annual Conference 2025 - The COMPTEXT Association. University of Vienna, Austria. April 2025.