Mission
We are publishing our research findings, methodologies, and discussions on practical applications of AI in news ethics to support this research.
The research team, based in Mcast, Malta, focuses on how AI technology impacts news media and how to address it in practice.
Current projects
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Jan·12·2026
JUN‘s BLOG
JUN
Dec·16·2025
Emliy
Oct·06·2025
Meet the NOTESLAB®
We invite researchers, community organizations, and public agencies to collaborate. Contact us to use or share datasets and protocols or to discuss joint projects.
MaltiAI Manifesto
Acknowledgements
MaltiAI® is supported by a mix of institutional and project-based funding. Partner and funder acknowledgements are listed on relevant project and resource pages.
We’re open to collaboration.
Latest Notes
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TASK 1 （c） BY JUN ZHANG, Translated by chatGPT I selected the Reuters report on Aspartame being classified as “possibly… Read more.
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TASK 1 （b） BY JUN ZHANG, Translated by chatGPT Report 1: How revolutionary shoe tech is changing the running game… Read more.
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Research TWO digital media news reports TASK 1 （a） BY JUN ZHANG, Translated by chatGPT For this task, I selected two news… Read more.
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Meet the people behind
the MaltiAI®
Nikita Pisani
Lecturer·ICA
Mcast
English language
Christopher Lawrence Francalanza
SENIOR LECTURER 2 · ICA
Mcast
Media relations, public speaking, and journalism
Kenneth Scicluna
LECTURER · ICA
MCAST
Film director, cinematographer, and academic lecturer
Rosemarie Calleja
Senior Lecturer 2 · ICA
Mcast
Journalism and Media Studies
Reuben Zammit
LECTURER · ICA
MCAST
lectures English and Critical Thinking
Simon Callus
LECTURER · ICA
MCAST
Visual communication, visual culture, creative thinking, illustration, photo editing, and graphic design
Funding & Partners
MaltiAI® is supported by:
In collaboration with:
F.A.Q.
What’s the difference between AI-written content and published works?
AI-generated articles are those explicitly created by the author using AI and automatically generated without any modifications, designed for ease of reading and efficient publication. Publications are formal research outputs (journal articles, reports, and working papers) that include citation details and official links.
Can I reuse your datasets, protocols, or templates?
Often, yes. Each resource lists its license and any access conditions. If a dataset is restricted (e.g., sensitive locations or participant privacy), we’ll note how to request access.
How should I cite something from this site?
Use the citation information on the relevant page when available (publication citation, dataset version, or post date).
When in doubt, cite the page title, MaltiAI®, the year, and the URL.
How do I collaborate or request access to restricted materials?
Email admin@maltiai.com with a short description of your project and what you need (e.g., dataset version, intended use, timeline). We typically respond within 3–5 working days.
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