With Karin Danielsson, Associate Professor in Informatics at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Director of Humlab at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
This seminar focuses on academic journals’ requirements for transparency in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in publications and during peer review. This is a new development that both doctoral students and supervisors need to be familiar with.
We review the most common disclosure requirements set by international academic journals. We also discuss how AI use can be documented to meet these requirements. The way AI use is documented should take into account that a manuscript may be submitted to more than one journal and that guidelines on AI use may change over time.
After the seminar, you will have access to links to further information on ongoing discussions and current requirements for disclosing AI use.
Language: English
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This event is part of the AI for Learning initiative at Umeå University. The initiative aims to establish a university wide platform for knowledge development, experience sharing and collegial learning. Through workshops, seminars, conferences and thematic working groups, the goal is to both deepen and broaden the University's work with AI for learning.