Haoran “Chris” Chu, Linjuan Rita Men and Yuan Sun Receive Page/Johnson Legacy Scholar Grant

Three University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC) faculty are recipients of a 2025 Arthur W. Page Center Page/Johnson Legacy Scholar grant.

UFCJC Public Relations Assistant Professor Haoran “Chris” Chu  and Professor Linjuan Rita Men and Advertising Assistant Professor Yuan Sun will collaborate with University of Central Florida Assistant Professor Sixiao Liu and Northern Illinois University associate professor Shupei Yuan to study “Did Artificial Intelligence (AI) Write This? Identifying and Overcoming Stereotypes and Biases in Human Detection of AI-Generated Self-Presentation.”

This grant is one of nine research projects featuring 22 scholars from 13 universities. Each project will examine a unique area of generative artificial intelligence, including industry standards and ethical use.

Since its founding in 2004, the Page Center has funded more than 300 scholars and awarded over $1 million in funding. While research themes vary from year to year, the Center consistently supports academic exploration into the understanding of principles practiced in public communication. The Page/Johnson Legacy Scholar Grant program is a chief initiative of the Center.

Category: AI at CJC News, College News
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