ATS 2025: AMSTERDAM TRUST SUMMIT
PROGRAM

Days: Thursday, August 28th Friday, August 29th

Thursday, August 28th

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11:00-12:30 Session 2A: Methods session

medium density

Location: Grand Space
11:00
Digital anthropology methods in research of conspiracy theories and distrust. (abstract)
11:15
Modeling the cognitive process of accepting clinical decision support (abstract)
11:30
Tracking Trust Dynamics in Digital Food Innovations: A Trust Experience Evaluation Toolkit (abstract)
11:45
Challenges in Enhancing High School Students' Ability to Identify Scientific Disinformation: Insights from Ecological Classroom Interventions (abstract)
12:00
Examining Perceptions of Conversational Agents’ Political Ideology (abstract)
11:00-12:30 Session 2B: safeguards session I
Location: Red Space
11:00
Trustworthy AI: Opportunity or Obstacle (abstract)
11:20
Human Oversight in AI Decision-Making: Balancing Autonomy and Accountability (abstract)
11:40
Control-Based Trust in AI Governance: Copyright Law's Role Within the EU AI Act’s Institutional Design (abstract)
12:00
Trust as a Key Element in Regulating Digital Space (abstract)
11:00-12:30 Session 2C: Theory session I - interpersonal and impersonal trust relations
Location: White Space
11:00
Trustless Strategic Communication (abstract)
11:20
A Panoramic View of Trust in the Digital Society (abstract)
11:40
Legitimacy of Algorithmic Decision-Making in the Age of the “Vanishing Trial”: A Scoping Review (abstract)
11:55
User perceptions of online risk and internet safety: #SaferInternetDay as an affective public (abstract)
12:10
Breaking Silencing Conspiracies with Technologies of Trust - An Academic Freedom Proposal (abstract)
14:00-15:30 Session 3A: Trust Dynamics around Emerging Technologies: Trust by technology?

This track examines how and whether various technologies - from privacy tools to digital signatures - can build or restore trust in digital systems. The track takes a critical perspective, analyzing whether such technologies genuinely foster trust or merely project expectations.

Location: Grand Space
14:00
‘Must Fix Trust’: Privacy-enhancing technologies as reductive tool (abstract)
14:20
Digital mediation of interpersonal trust beyond the interface: algorithms and data flows in online platforms (abstract)
14:35
Image Authenticity in the Age of AI: Digital Signatures as a Defense Against Visual Disinformation (abstract)
14:55
Towards collective trust: “commons-centric” AI and security design for democratic participation (abstract)
15:15
Building Trust in Fair AI: Trusted Third-Party Computation for Measuring Discriminatory Impacts (abstract)
14:00-15:30 Session 3B: Safeguards session II
Location: Red Space
14:00
Trust or Distrust in the Gaming Economy - Shared Practices and Missing Standards (abstract)
14:20
Endorsements as a trust mechanism in the context of AI - SUBMISSION AS EXTENDED ABSTRACT (abstract)
14:40
Extended Abstract: If Deceptive Patterns are the Problem, are Fair Patterns the Solution? (abstract)
15:00
Surveillance Watermarking: Trading Privacy for AI Disclosure (abstract)
14:00-15:30 Session 3C: Theory session II - on trust around AI and platforms

medium density

Location: White Space
14:00
AI and the Medical Fiduciary (abstract)
14:15
Through faith we trust: A tripartite trust model for explaining AI mis- and disuse (abstract)
14:30
Soft Biopolitics: TikTok’s Moderation Codes and The 1881 Ugly Law (abstract)
14:50
Putting trust to the test: making sense of human-machine interactions on TikTok (abstract)
16:00-17:30 Session 4A: Behaviour session I
Location: Grand Space
16:00
The gendered aspect of establishing digital trust in new-age relationships (abstract)
16:20
Trust in the Age of Algorithms: How Generation Z Canadians Navigate News Trust, Skepticism, and Selective Exposure (abstract)
16:40
Trust and Bureaucratic Communication: The Effects of Emotional Appeals on Public Trust in the European Commission (abstract)
16:00-17:30 Session 4B: Safeguards session III
Location: Red Space
16:00
Trustworthy Signals in Data Governance: Reframing Benevolence as Seamfulness, Transparency with Mutual Vulnerability, and Consensus-Building (abstract)
16:20
Trust and the Principle of Purpose Limitation in EU Information Exchange in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (abstract)
16:40
Defending Cyber Resilience in Democracies: Learning from Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosures (abstract)
17:00
BEYOND DIGITAL PESSIMISM: HOW A FOCUS ON TRUST CAN ENHANCE EU DIGITAL LAW (abstract)
16:00-17:30 Session 4C: Trust Dynamics around Emerging Technologies: Distrust and the Erosion of Trust

This track explores how AI and digital technologies are eroding public trust in foundational institutions - media, science, or courts - by disrupting credibility, accountability and authority.

Location: White Space
16:00
AI and the Erosion of Institutional Trust in Public Discourse (abstract)
16:20
Judicial AI: How Use of AI Decision-Making Tools May Degrade Trust in the Courts (abstract)
16:40
Digital Innovations and Trust in Science: Paradoxes, Problems, and Possibilities (abstract)
17:00
Learning to Distrust: Pedagogical Interactions in Anti-5G Movement Recruitment Processes (abstract)
17:20
Meta’s Reckless Cash Grab: AI-Driven Impersonation Scam Ads Exploiting Trust for Financial Fraud (abstract)
Friday, August 29th

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09:00-10:30 Session 5A: Behaviour session II
Location: Grand Space
09:00
Digital trust in a high-risk environment: Navigating digital trust in the Russian anti-war movement abroad (abstract)
09:20
Experimentally Identifying Motivated Belief Updating on Politicized Topics in Germany: The Role of Critical Thinking (abstract)
09:40
Investigating Perceived Trust and Utility of Balanced News Chatbots Among Individuals with Varying Conspiracy Beliefs (abstract)
09:00-10:30 Session 5B: Trust narratives I
Location: Red Space
09:00
Becoming Platform: Trust, Masculinity, and Infrastructure (abstract)
09:20
The Great Yoga Split (abstract)
09:40
CO-CONSUMING DISTRUST: ANALYSING AN ALTERNATIVE GENRE OF TECHNOLOGY CRITICISM THROUGH AMAZON’S BOOK RECOMMENDATION NETWORKS (abstract)
10:00
Trust in Oppositional Media in Russia after 2022: Digital Accessibility, High Quality Content, but Slightly Declining Trust (abstract)
09:00-10:30 Session 5C: Trust Dynamics around Emerging Technologies: AI Content and Human-AI Interaction

This track examines how trust is formed or reshaped in human-AI interactions, from synthetic or AI-generated media to AI-mediated relationships.

Location: White Space
09:00
Relationships in the Age of AI: A Review on the Opportunities and Risks of Synthetic Relationships to Reduce Loneliness (abstract)
09:20
Do people trust GenAI in Journalism? Testing the effects of human vs AI task performance on the perceived trustworthiness of news articles [Extended Abstract]] (abstract)
09:40
Trust in the digital society: Perspectives from the linguistics-driven, interdisciplinary Next-Generation Fakespeak project (abstract)
11:00-12:30 Session 6A: Roundtable
Location: Grand Space
11:00
Trust of the Digital Citizen: Evidence from the Judiciary, News and the Workplace (abstract)
11:00-12:30 Session 6B: Trust narratives II
Location: Red Space
11:00
Vaccine coverage decline in Brazil: an analysis through the technological authority’s concept (abstract)
11:20
The Doppelganger Operation: Russian Disinformation Tactics and Their Global Impact on Trust and Democracy (abstract)
11:40
Trust in the Digital Age: News Influencers, Political Misinformation, and Audience Perceptions (abstract)
12:00
Hacking the Past: Cybernostalgia and the Role of Digital Narratives in Ukraine’s Security (abstract)
11:00-12:30 Session 6C: Trust Dynamics around Emerging Technologies: Mis- and Disinformation

This track explores how (AI-generated) mis- and disinformation undermines public trust, and how individuals and institutions perceive or respond to these threats.

Location: White Space
11:00
Countering AI-Generated Visual Disinformation: Testing the Effectiveness of Different Label Sources on Climate Change and Immigration Imagery (abstract)
11:20
An attributional approach to organizational misinformation and trust: the role of intentions and consequences (abstract)
11:40
The Misuse of Scholarly Communication Principles in Health Misinformation (abstract)
12:00
From Facts to (Dis)trust? Investigating Cross-Lagged Effects Between News Media Trust and Exposure to Fact-Checks (abstract)
12:20
Exploring Misinformation Threat Perceptions and Trust Dynamics: Insights from Focus Group Discussions (abstract)
14:00-15:30 Session 7A: Poster session
Location: Grand Space
14:00
Generative Listening: How Institutions Can Use AI to Build Trust with Constituents (abstract)
14:01
Integrating Communication Science into Explainable AI (XAI): Strategies for Deploying Trustworthy AI Models (abstract)
14:02
Self- vs. Meta-Perceptions of AI: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of AI-Sentiment and Mind Perceptions (abstract)
14:03
What Can Experiences of Too Much Trust in Technology Teach Us About Implementation of Future Technologies? (abstract)
14:04
Control-Based Trust in AI Governance: Copyright Law's Role Within the EU AI Act’s Institutional Design (abstract)
14:05
(En)Trusting our Privacy to PETs? Consumer trust frames in Privacy-Preserving Computation (abstract)
14:06
Digital Trust and Activism: Women of Sacrifice Zones Resisting Necropolitics in Chile (abstract)
14:00-15:30 Session 7B: Trust narratives III

medium density

Location: Red Space
14:00
Defining and Designing Disinformation: A Qualitative Exploration of Dutch Youths’ Perceptions and Experiences of Disinformation (abstract)
14:15
Truth is Stranger than Fiction: Knowledge, Belonging and Discursive Existence of Conspiracy Theorists on YouTube (abstract)
14:30
From Trust to Seduction: The Gig-economy of War and its Advertising Campaigns (abstract)
14:45
Fostering Trust: Disinformation Interventions in the Dutch (Alternative) Media and Activist Landscape (abstract)
14:00-15:30 Session 7C: Trust Dynamics around Emerging Technologies: Legal, Ethical, and Cultural Dimensions of AI

This track looks into ethics, norms and legal frameworks, and how they shape trust and distrust in AI systems (and their creative outputs).

Location: White Space
14:00
AI-generated photo-based images: their ontological status and interpretation (abstract)
14:20
(Dis)trust, generative AI cultural production regulation and the EU copyright system (abstract)
14:40
Trust and Trustworthiness in AI: An Interdisciplinary Research Agenda (abstract)