Date: 20 August 2024
Location: Trinity College Dublin
The ADAPT and AMBER Centres are excited to announce the upcoming workshop on using Generative AI in Research Management.
The workshop will take place on 20 August 2024 from 10am – 4pm in Trinity College Dublin and will feature experts in AI ethics (Prof. Dave Lewis), AI accountability (Prof. Abeba Birhane) and using generative AI in research management (Dr Lionel Jouvet & Mr Mads Lykke Berggreen)
The event is relevant to research support managers and administrators working in pre- and post award management.
Register by 18 August 2024 using this form: https://forms.gle/CULoVkJXb4DXGeBB8
Limited spaces – please only register if you plan to attend.
Queries can be directed to monica.lechea@adaptcentre.ie.
Background
The use of generative AI in research management was a key area of interest identified at the recent Irish ARMAA workshop hosted by Teagasc. In response to this, the ADAPT and AMBER Research Development Teams have organised a workshop on using Generative AI in Research Management.
The emergence and popularity of generative AI models such as ChatGPT have the potential to empower research managers by automating manual and time consuming tasks. However, there is a lack of clarity on the ethical uses of these tools and guidance on how to use them without unwittingly jeopardising intellectual property, privacy and succumbing to the inherent biases of these models.
This workshop will showcase the wider landscape and ethical considerations, user accountability, appropriate use and examples on how to utilise these tools for research management purposes.
