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Towards Hybrid Intelligence in Journalism: Findings and Lessons Learnt from a Collaborative Analysis of Greek Political Rhetoric by ChatGPT and Humans

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arxiv 2410.13400 v1 pith:GL7CTVFC submitted 2024-10-17 cs.CY cs.CL

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This chapter introduces a research project titled "Analyzing the Political Discourse: A Collaboration Between Humans and Artificial Intelligence", which was initiated in preparation for Greece's 2023 general elections. The project focused on the analysis of political leaders' campaign speeches, employing Artificial Intelligence (AI), in conjunction with an interdisciplinary team comprising journalists, a political scientist, and data scientists. The chapter delves into various aspects of political discourse analysis, including sentiment analysis, polarization, populism, topic detection, and Named Entities Recognition (NER). This experimental study investigates the capabilities of large language model (LLMs), and in particular OpenAI's ChatGPT, for analyzing political speech, evaluates its strengths and weaknesses, and highlights the essential role of human oversight in using AI in journalism projects and potentially other societal sectors. The project stands as an innovative example of human-AI collaboration (known also as "hybrid intelligence") within the realm of digital humanities, offering valuable insights for future initiatives.

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    A new 171-speech Greek campaign corpus with 31,674 human-validated paragraph annotations for six NLP tasks, plus a ChatGPT-versus-expert accuracy analysis.

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