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ALT Dr Andrew Porter, Cancer Research UK Manchestrer Institute. Image of Andrew on the right hand side
ALT An infographic based on this content: Tips for using Generative AI like a scientist Use your record keeping skills Use the principles of good scientific record keeping to help maintain transparency around the use of Generative AI. Keep track of your interactions with Large Language Models and record: These approaches will help you show exactly where Generative AI was involved in your work, and give you evidence to declare this usage (in cases where that becomes necessary) Research the alternatives Consider which generative AI tool is best suited for your specific approach Apply critical thinking Fact-check Generative AI content: ensure references are verified, code is tested, and details are consistent with other sources of information Look for biases – the first response from a prompt may look great, but is it telling the whole story? Be sceptical – if something looks too good to be true, it may well not be true Share your findings
ALT Image of Dr Andrew Porter on right hand side and description of job title, 'Research Integrity and Training Adviser at Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute' on the left hand side
ALT On the right hand side is a photograph of a man. This is accompanied by the caption 'Andrew Porter, Research Integrity and Training Adviser at the Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute' on the left.
ALT On the right hand side is a photograph of a woman. This is accompanied by the caption 'Kate Kamieniecka, Lead Data Steward Trainer. ELIXIR-UK Fellowship' on the left.
ALT We are pleased to announce our first webinar of the series: Democratising the repository: Software and code under an Open Research paradigm. with Dr Lukas Hughes-Noehrer. Wednesday 22 March 2023, 1pm-2pm. We invite all researchers to attend for an opportunity to contemplate the big questions in the open research movement, discuss developments in research methods and consider practical ways towards open practice.
ALT Image shows a black tablet computer on a pale wood desk, on the screen is the machine learning paper in PDF form. Also on the desk are a pile of notebooks - one of which has the ReproducibiliTea logo on it - some stationery, a pair of glasses and, randomly, some foliage. Text reads "Journal Club Updated Time: Monday 20th February at 11am"
ALT An image of a tablet computer with a picture of the paper "A Framework for Understanding Sources of Harm throughout the Machine Learning Life Cycle" on it. The tablet computer sits on a desk of pale wood next to a pile of books - one of which has the ReproducibiliTea logo on it
ALT A Dalle generated image from the prompt "scientist looking at a laptop computer made out of scientific journal covers" showing a woman with dark hair and safety goggles, wearing a lab coat, and holding a laptop with some sort of scientific image supported by piles of journals
ALT A Dalle generated image from the prompt "scientist looking at a laptop computer made out of scientific journal covers" showing a man with dark hair and glasses, wearing a lab coat, and holding a laptop with what look like scraps of paper stuck to the screen
ALT A Dalle generated image from the prompt "scientist looking at a laptop computer made out of scientific journal covers" showing a man with grey hair and safety glasses, wearing a lab coat (which is tucked int to his beige trousers - don't do this!), and looking at a laptop supported by a tower of books, with some random graphics in the background