Panel Discussion: Exploring the Ethical Considerations, Concerns, and Impacts of Artificial Intelligence on the Research Enterprise
Ended Feb 13, 2024
2 credits
Full course description
Term: Spring 2024
Date: February 13th, 2024
Time: 11:00am - 1:00pm
Location: University Mall 2104 & Online
Panelists:
Dale Pike, Associate Vice Provost for Technology-Enhanced Learning
Sylvester Johnson, Associate Vice Provost for Public Interest Technology
Cynthia Hampton, Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Shahidur Talukdar; Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow in Science Policy and Research Ethics
Densen Özkan, Assistant Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department University of Connecticut
David Reeping, Assistant Professor, Department of Engineering and Computing Education University of Cincinnati
Presented By: Scholarly Integrity and Research Compliance (SIRC) Technology Enhalnced Learning & Online Strategies (TLOS), Center for the Humanities, Center for the Enhancement of Engineering Diversity (CEED)
Description:
The field of Artificial Intelligence is rapidly evolving in terms of technology, deployment models, third-party relationships, terms of service, regulatory landscape, and academic-industry partnership structures. As technology continues to advance, it is essential for the research community to stay aligned with emerging tools and technologies while simultaneously ensuring responsible and ethical practices. This Investigator Series panel discussion will present multiple perspective on the ethical use Artificial Intelligence (AI) for research, innovation, and other scholarly endeavors.
Please Note: Only 20 seats are available in person