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SUMMARY:Open research and AI - both changing the nature of scientific research
DESCRIPTION:The Royal Society's Science in the Age of AI report\, published 
 in May 2024\, states that research funders and scientific communities 
 should ensure AI based research meets open science's principles and 
 practices to realise AI’s full potential in advancing science.  In this 
 session\, Nicole Mwananshiku\, Policy Adviser at the Royal Society\, will 
 explore the report's key findings\, focusing on the roles of transparency\, 
 reproducibility\, and equity in ensuring trustworthy and inclusive 
 AI-driven research.\n\nSpeaker: Nicole Mwananshiku\n\nNicole Mwananshiku is 
 a Policy Adviser in the in the Data and Digital Technologies team at the 
 Royal Society\, the UK’s national academy of sciences. The team focuses 
 on how data-driven technologies and artificial intelligence can\, and 
 should\, be used to benefit humanity. She works on the following projects: 
 Science in the age of AI (exploring how AI is changing the nature and 
 method of scientific research) and The online information environment 
 (exploring how the internet and data-driven technologies affects the 
 production of disinformation). She holds an masters degree in Conflict\, 
 Security and Development from the University of Exeter.
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Hannah Crago":MAILTO:h.crago@essex.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:Open Research Week
CONTACT;CN="Hannah Crago":MAILTO:h.crago@essex.ac.uk
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URL:https://libcal.essex.ac.uk/event/4301320
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