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Research in the Age of AI: Can You Trust What AI Tells You?

  • Location: Morgan Library Lobby
  • Registration not required
  • Leslie Davis, CSU Senior Instructor, Co-Director of the Writing Center

AI is changing how information is created, found, and shared. In this hands-on session, you’ll explore how AI is being used in research, discuss the specific challenges for finding and evaluating information in the AI era, and compare using AI tools and library research tools in order to research more effectively and responsibly. If possible, please bring a laptop to test and compare tools!

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