@icta-uab.bsky.social

@icta-uab.bsky.social

@icta-uab.bsky.social

@icta-uab.bsky.social @uab.cat

Paula’s work developed a multitask AI pipeline to analyze how we express our connection to nature on social media. Going beyond simple classification, she used Explainable AI to understand how the model "sees" images, ensuring its insights are transparent and trustworthy.

Want to learn more about the different stages of the BIG-5 project and our journey?

👉 Visit our website: big-5.eu/about/

#BIG5Project #DigitalRelationalValues #DRVs #SocialMediaResearch #NatureConnection

These collaborative spaces are vital for our research. They enable us to combine diverse insights, collectively solve complex methodological challenges, and ensure we're aligned as a team, thereby accelerating our progress toward groundbreaking findings.

It's an exciting time for the BIG-5 project as we're refining our framework, getting closer to our final results, and are keen to publish soon! (So, just a little hint of what's to come 😉).

We’re sharing this to raise awareness and invite dialogue.

🔍 Who decides what counts as systemic risk? What enforcement exists when platforms reject the DSA’s goals?

#OpenScience #DigitalServicesAct #PlatformTransparency #EnvironmentalValues #BIG5project

This isn’t just a bureaucratic delay, it actively blocks public-interest science.

✅ Meta, TikTok, and YouTube have already granted access.

❌ X’s refusal undermines cross-platform accountability and the DSA’s promise.

We requested data from X (formerly Twitter) under Article 40(12) of the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), a framework meant to enable research on systemic risks.

❌ Our request was denied.