Chat GPT, AI and Public Health – A Game Changer or a Cause for Concern?

Overview:

On November 30, 2022, Chat GPT, the new language processing artificial intelligence program from Open AI, launched and shook the world. Some say it is the best thing to ever happen to communications while others say it is unethical, dangerous, and should not be used.

 

This webinar focuses on real-life examples of Chat GPT and other AI programs in action. Participants will learn more about the pros and cons of these programs.and what the fields of public health, injury prevention and health communications needs to consider before deciding if this will be a game changer or a cause for concern.

 

The new AI tools are taking the world by storm. After taking part in this session, participants will equipped with knowledge and tools to assess the potential of Chat GPT and other AI programs so they can make informed decisions about whether to incorporate it into their work or not. They will learn about the potential they have to generate and revise content while also learning about potential risks and ethical questions that arise with its use.

 

Participants attending this session will:
* Discover what LLM AI programs like Chat GPT are and how they work
* Learn how Chat GPT and other AI models can be used in public health
* Identify potential risks and ethical concerns that need to be taken into consideration before using AI

 

Speaker:
Tracy Mehan
Director of Research Translation and Communication
Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children’s Hospital

 

Learn more by viewing the presentation HERE

 

View the recording HERE

 

If you encounter any technical difficulties related to this training, please contact the Safe States Alliance at info@safestates.org.

Using Social Media to Promote Your Research

Overview:

In this webinar, participants learn how to effectively leverage social media platforms to increase the visibility and impact of their research. Best practices are shared on creating engaging content, building a following, and measuring the success of social media efforts. Also details on the various platforms are shared to learn how to identify and work to create a comprehensive social media strategy. This webinar provides tools to assist researchers, academics, and students to make the most of social media in promoting research and taking it to the next level.

 

Presenter:

Tracy Mehan
Director of Research Translation and Communication
Center for Injury Research and Policy
Nationwide Children’s Hospital

 

Learn more by viewing the webinar HERE

Powerpoint slides – HERE

If you encounter any technical difficulties related to this training, please contact the Safe States Alliance at info@safestates.org.