Events

Understanding and addressing ethical perspectives when using AI involves not only research integrity, legal aspects, and sustainability but also following requirements from universities and journals. In this interactive breakfast seminar, Andrea Gasparini will give examples of ethical issues in the context of the research process. 

In this two-day workshop, The Working Group for the Use of AI in Research at the Faculty of Social Sciences invites social scientists to explore the fundamentals of deep learning and its applications.

Join us for this talk by Associate Professor Ingar Haaland. Haaland will discuss his research that leverages AI to conduct qualitative interviews at scale.

In this breakfast seminar seconded national expert Alex Moltzau from the European Commission's AI Office will share insights into the EU's work on AI regulation. This seminar will cover the challenges and opportunities presented by AI regulation, particularly in relation to its use in research and the societal impacts of AI.

For researchers looking to fully harness the power of large language models (LLMs) like GPT, interacting with the model through a browser can be limiting. APIs offer a more efficient and flexible way to access these tools, enabling large-scale, automated interactions with GPT.UiO. Curious about how APIs can enhance your research? Join us for a breakfast workshop with Senior Engineers Knut Waagan and Sherin Sugathan, where they will introduce the GPT-API and present an example of practical applications.

How do large language models like ChatGPT actually work? Join us for an enlightening morning seminar where Associate Professor Andrey Kutuzov will shed light on the technical foundations of these powerful tools and discuss the innovative work at the Language Technology Group (LTG) in developing language models tailored for the Norwegian language.

Join us for this talk by Columbia Professor Sandra Matz. Based on her upcoming book, Dr. Matz will share her insights on the science of psychological targeting.

Join us for this talk by Professor Christopher Bail, who will share his insights on the transformative impact of Generative AI on social science research, based on his recent article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

Join us for this breakfast seminar to explore the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on social science research. This event will highlight the innovative work of three researchers at the faculty who are leveraging AI and machine learning in their projects.