Description: In this student-aimed workshop, we will explore the fundamental concepts of AI, learn to evaluate AI tools, and discover practical applications in your everyday life. This interactive workshop will equip you with the skills to confidently navigate the world of machine intelligence. We'll also delve into bias detection, transparency, and responsible AI usage. This workshop title and description were written with the help of Google Bard.

Instructor(s): Allie Tatarian (they/them) is a data librarian, liaison for the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, and former biomedical researcher. Their experience as a researcher sparked an interest in scientific communication, particularly in the ways scientists communicate with each other (and their future selves). Contact them for help with search strategies, data management, or finding molecular biology tools.

*RCR Credit:  Eligible attendees can receive credit (1 hr) in partial fulfillment of Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training requirements. In order to be eligible for RCR credit, during the workshop you must: display your full name (first and last), have your camera  turned on, and attend at least 50 minutes of the workshop. This workshop addresses subject area (K) The scientist as a responsible member of society, contemporary ethical issues in biomedical research, and the environmental and social aspects of scientific research