ALT An orange and cream coloured poster titled 'AI and research: a promising relationship. The poster describes an online festival on Thursday 16 May 2024 at 13:00 BST. In the middle, there is a cartoon drawing of some research papers, surrounded by some curved text which reads 'tickets are free'. The poster also introduces five panelists for a discussion about AI and research. These are Vincent Van Traag from the University of Lieden, Mahi Hardalupas and Bartosz Maj from the Ada Lovelace Institute, Giocanni Colavizza from the University of Bologna, and Dennis Newman-Griffis from the University of Sheffield. There is a cartoon of a person thinking, with 3 thought bubbles containing the questions 'is AI a friend or foe?', 'could AI solve research bureaucracy?', and 'how will AI influence research integrity?'. Finally, there is a QR code in the bottom left corner with an arrow pointing to it that reads 'sign-up now'.
ALT An orange poster describing an upcoming online festival on Thursday the 16 May 2024 titled: AI and research, a promising relationship? The research-on-research logo is in the top left corner, and a pattern made of orange lines is in the top right corner. On the left side of the poster, there are some cartoon drawings of a sheet of paper with some graohs, a magnifying glass, some glasses, a pen, and some scribbled notes. The poster gives the event time as 13:00 to 15:30 BST, and explains that the event will involve lightning talks on research practice and a panel discussion on AI within research. It also lists two questions which will be discussed by the panel. These are: is AI a friend or foe, and how does AI influence research integrity? Finally, there is a QR code in the bottom right corner, with an arrow pointing to it and a label reading 'abstract submissions open until 25 March'.
ALT Screenshot of the Trial Forge diversity page. All information shown in the picture is available at the link in the tweet.
