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The Rise of
ChatGPT and Generative AI: Implications for Medical Writing, Authorship,
Content Development and QA Systems
Artificial intelligence (AI)
is being harnessed with staggering speed for tasks in imaging, drug discovery,
and prognostics. It is also increasingly being used to help search and analyze
literature, extract information, address information gaps and scan horizons for
trends. Generative AI is a type of AI that helps to generate new content in
addition to just recognizing or classifying what exists. OpenAI released its
free groundbreaking tool, ChatGPT, late last year and quickly garnered
worldwide attention for its abilities to articulate human-like, natural
language answers across many knowledge domains.
How might advances in data
science, generative AI and evidence generation continue to impact medical
publications and communications? Will generative AI like ChatGPT become
ubiquitous as a tool for a range of activities such as summarization,
translation, coding and answering complex scientific questions? How could it
impact patients and lay summary generation? Are the bots going to take over? This
webinar will delve into ChatGPT and generative AI – including its inception, what
it is (and isn’t), the implications for science and real-world evidence as well
as its impact on medical writing, publications and communications. Faculty will discuss the strengths and
limitations of ChatGPT and generative AI as well as provide perspective on the
future landscape.
Learning
Objectives: At the end of this session attendees will
- Understand ChatGPT and how it is changing science communications
- Learn about its various applications, as well as its strengths and limitations
- Obtain insight into the future landscape
Approved for 1 CMPP credit.
Description
The Rise of
ChatGPT and Generative AI: Implications for Medical Writing, Authorship,
Content Development and QA Systems
Artificial intelligence (AI)
is being harnessed with staggering speed for tasks in imaging, drug discovery,
and prognostics. It is also increasingly being used to help search and analyze
literature, extract information, address information gaps and scan horizons for
trends. Generative AI is a type of AI that helps to generate new content in
addition to just recognizing or classifying what exists. OpenAI released its
free groundbreaking tool, ChatGPT, late last year and quickly garnered
worldwide attention for its abilities to articulate human-like, natural
language answers across many knowledge domains.
How might advances in data
science, generative AI and evidence generation continue to impact medical
publications and communications? Will generative AI like ChatGPT become
ubiquitous as a tool for a range of activities such as summarization,
translation, coding and answering complex scientific questions? How could it
impact patients and lay summary generation? Are the bots going to take over? This
webinar will delve into ChatGPT and generative AI – including its inception, what
it is (and isn’t), the implications for science and real-world evidence as well
as its impact on medical writing, publications and communications. Faculty will discuss the strengths and
limitations of ChatGPT and generative AI as well as provide perspective on the
future landscape.
Learning
Objectives: At the end of this session attendees will
- Understand ChatGPT and how it is changing science communications
- Learn about its various applications, as well as its strengths and limitations
- Obtain insight into the future landscape
Approved for 1 CMPP credit.