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ChatGPT seems to have opened the door to using language models as writing tools. But what does the future look like when you start using it for scientific writing? At a new symposium on 23 March, we will dive deeper into that based on expert experiences.
ChatGPT, aka the chatbot that seems to be able to give human-like answers to almost anything you ask, has been conquering the internet for a while now. At this event, we will explore whether the power of ChatGPT can even be used for scientific writing.
Expert speakers will share their own experiences with the tool and give their pointers on how to use ChatGPT effectively. Whether you are a researcher, academic or professional, this event is a great opportunity to learn more about ChatGPT and whether you might even be able to optimise your writing processes using it.
With presentations by Johan Bos, Anja Smykowksi and Matthijs Berends, among others.
Date: 23 March 2023
Time: 3-5 pm
Location: Room 16 UMCG
Full programme to follow.
Registration for the event has now closed. However, recordings will be made - so keep an eye on our channels.
This event is organised by the Data Science Center in Health (DASH), in collaboration with the impact team and other departments within UMCG Research.
