Olof Sundin Data-verified

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Olof Sundin's research focuses on the critical intersection of information science, media literacy, and the evolving landscape of digital technologies, particularly generative artificial intelligence.

His recent publications explore how search engines function as "multisided relevance machines," examining the temporal tactics and infrastructural elements involved in information seeking and meaning-making. Sundin investigates the theoretical underpinnings of searching, sourcing, and evaluation in the context of AI, alongside the paradoxes inherent in media and information literacy. He also addresses the practical implications of these concepts, including a view from Sweden on navigating media and information literacy in the age of AI and an editorial on re-orienting search engine research within information science. Sundin's work also touches upon sociomateriality and the accurate reflection of search engine use in survey data.

With a career marked by extensive scholarly output, Sundin has published 162 works, accumulating 1,915 citations and an h-index of 23. He remains an active researcher, with recent publications extending into 2025.

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• h-index: 23
• Publications: 162
• Citations: 1,924