Dr. Doug Gage, Vice President for Research and Innovation, Michigan State University

Dr. Greg Swain, RECR Education Program Director, Office of Research and Innovation, Michigan State University

Welcome Remarks

Opening Remarks – Conference Objectives

Dr. Hal Daumé III, Department of Computer Science and the Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society, University of Maryland

hal@umiacs.umd.edu

AI 101: What, How, Why (and Why Not)?

Moderator: Sean Courtney, Purdue University

Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Scholarship and Research

Moderator: Glenn Krell, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Dr. Anjana Susarla, Omura-Saxena Professor of Responsible AI, Department of Accounting and Information Systems, Michigan State University

asusarla@broad.msu.edu

Protecting Research Integrity and Responsible Use of Technology in an Era of Generative AI

Moderator: Chris Lehmann, University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign

Michelle Wilson, Head of Open Scholarship Services (OSS), University of Maryland

mewilson@umd.edu

Research and Publishing Ethics in the Age of AI: Copyright, Community Consensus, and the Spaces Between

Moderator: Audrey Birgin, University of Maryland

Ann Gabriel, Senior Vice President Global Strategic Networks, Elsevier Publishing

a.gabriel@elsevier.com

Dr. Angela Seggio-Welch, Elsevier Policy & Guideline Manager, Research Integrity & Publishing Ethics

Artificial Intelligence in Publishing - The Future of Scholarly Communication & Research Integrity

Moderator: Greg Swain, Michigan State University

Panel Discussion
Dr. Sorin Matei, School of Communication, Purdue University
Dr. Patricia Jones, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation - Compliance, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Dr. Yonatan Mintz, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Wisconsin, Madison

smatei@purdue.edu

pmjones5@illinois.edu

ymintz@wisc.edu

Benefits and Pitfalls of Using AI in Research and Scholarship

Moderator: Kristen Pecanac, University of Wisconsin-Madison