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SUMMARY:How to Cite and Report AI Use
DESCRIPTION:Interested in writing about your research—scholarly\, 
 public\, policy\, and more—and working with AI? Join us to learn more 
 about how to transparently describe your work! \n\nThis discipline-agnostic 
 workshop is interested in helping you make better decisions around how to 
 communicate your AI use\, whether you are machine translating primary texts 
 for a humanities dissertation\, or using AI/machine learning to analyze 
 health data in a journal article\, or using AI for writing assistance. 
 We’ll refer to guidelines from journals\, professional associations\, and 
 disciplinary communities.  \n\nParticipants will leave able to... 
 \n\n\n	Construct AI use statements to describe their use of AI tools in 
 both conducting studies and writing\, with reference to established 
 recommendations and best practices  \n	Identify and use relevant data and 
 software citation practices\, professional body recommendations\, and 
 reporting guidelines relevant to using\, citing\, and reporting AI   
 \n	Recognize and mitigate potential threats to the accuracy of your 
 citations \n
ORGANIZER;CN="Gavi Levy Haskell":MAILTO:gavi.levyhaskell@yale.edu
CATEGORIES:AI (Artificial Intelligence), Computational Methods and Data, Research Skills
CONTACT;CN="Gavi Levy Haskell":MAILTO:gavi.levyhaskell@yale.edu
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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URL:https://schedule.yale.edu/event/17400871
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