How AI is reshaping research and publishing

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AI is reshaping how researchers find, create and share knowledge, opening new possibilities for discovery. This webinar draws on Elsevier's Researcher of the Future report, to look at where adoption stands today and what researchers need to use AI with confidence. 

Researchers in Asia Pacific are among the most engaged: 66% believe AI will improve the quality of their work, compared with 38% globally. The report also surfaces a gender dimension. Women and men use AI in similar numbers, but women place greater weight on trust, valuing transparency (65% vs 56%), safety and quality (62% vs 51%) and data security (60% vs 49%) more highly than their male peers. Building trustworthy, transparent tools helps ensure AI works for the whole research community.

Speakers will explore where AI is taking research, and how to make sure it advances quality, integrity and opportunity for all.

About the presenters

Tracey Brown OBE

Chief Executive Director, Sense About Science

Tracey Brown OBE is the director of Sense about Science. Under her leadership, the charity has launched important initiatives to promote open discussions of evidence, including Risk know-how and AllTrials - a global campaign for the reporting of all clinical trial outcomes. She initiated Evidence Week in the UK Parliament and co-founded the international Maddox prize. Tracey writes about the public and evidence, and leads Sense about Science’s work on transparency of evidence and AI in policy. She is honorary Professor in the Department of Science, Technology and Engineering in Public Policy at UCL. 

Tracey Brown OBE

Xiaoling Kang

Director, Global Strategic Networks, Elsevier

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