Date: Wednesday 15 July, 8.30h-9h (BST) via Zoom
This session will explore our guidelines and best practice for AI use in case production and provide practical advice to help authors use AI responsibly while ensuring their cases meet our submission requirements.
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Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly common tool in case production, offering new opportunities to support research, drafting, and editing. However, authors must also understand the ethical, legal, and quality considerations that come with using AI when preparing cases for publication.
Join Antoinette Mills and Fran Baylis as they explore our guidelines and best practice for AI use in case production. The session will provide practical advice to help authors use AI responsibly while ensuring their cases meet The Case Centre’s submission requirements.
By the end of this session, participants will:
- understand The Case Centre’s guidelines on the use of AI in case production
- learn where AI can add value during the case writing process and where caution is required
- explore key considerations around accuracy, originality, intellectual property, confidentiality, and transparency
- gain practical guidance on disclosing AI use and preparing cases for publication through The Case Centre.
The webinar will include a Q&A session.
Webinar attendance is free for staff of organisations that are members of The Case Centre. A fee of $6.50/€6/£5 applies to individuals from non-member organisations.
For any queries please contact Hannah Blythin, Training and Events Developer, .