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Artificial Intelligence and Research Ethics

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Artificial intelligence can increase efficiency and create novel insights for university research. However, with this new frontier of research practices comes great responsibility for researchers to navigate the ethical elements of using AI as part of their work. With the possibilities of data bias, AI overuse, and unintended consequences affecting society, what must researchers understand as they move forward with new tools?

Register now for “Artificial Intelligence and Research Ethics,” a virtual forum exploring how institutions must reconsider their ethics protocols in the face of risks posed by emerging AI tools in research. In this hourlong discussion, we will be joined by research experts across higher ed to discover what universities’ starting points are to revise their oversight and how they can adapt in the future.

Host: Alex Kafka, senior editor, The Chronicle of Higher Education

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