Generative AI has quickly become a key part of the toolkit for anyone involved in creative tasks around text, images, data, and even video. It is not surprising, therefore, to learn that researchers are pushing the limits of what GPT4 can achieve by using it to prepare grant applications. Whilst this is not illegal in any sense (at least at time of writing!), we need to tread carefully in terms of ethics and accuracy to prevent flooding the grant application system with 100s of sub-par proposals which may end up doing your reputation more harm than good.
In this webinar on ethical use of AI in academic grant applications, we take a look at how GPT-4 in particular, can be used in the grant application process.
Date: July 27th, 2023
Time: 1:00 PM GMT
Price: FREE
Language: English
Book your seat for the webinar now!
What to look forward to
- How to look at an idea for academic grant applications through various ‘lenses’ to judge its weaknesses using GPT4
- How to generate fundable project ideas
- How to generate first drafts of sections of a grant proposal which can be edited and sense-checked by you.
About the speaker
Christopher has worked in a variety of editorial, technology and product roles for twenty years in different countries. His previous roles include that of Head of Product at Emerald Publishing, Editorial Director at Qatar Foundation, Associate Publisher at BioMed Central, and Publishing Editor at Elsevier. Christopher has a well-rounded view of the academic publishing industry, having worked in the industry in different countries. He is passionate about building a better, more supportive publishing space for researchers and his current role at Cactus Communications enables him to pursue his passion of redesigning academia by placing the researcher at the center. He is also a great writer, avid Twitter monger, and a big fan of design, fonts, and accessibility. Christopher has a PhD in Color Chemistry from the University of Leeds, UK.
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With great power comes great responsibility. We hope to show you how to use this power responsibly, and ultimately make you more successful with your grant applications.
