For many repositories, curation is a core part of their activities. However, it requires expert knowledge and can be very labor intensive. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have the potential to both improve curation practices and make them less labor intensive. Applications range from full curation pipelines without human intervention to support of AI in specific challenging or time-consuming tasks. In this webinar, a wide range of AI applications in several domains are discussed, including their technical and ethical limits.
Who should attend: repository managers, curators, data managers, technical developers, AI specialists and trainers.
Related TTRAM attributes: AF05 Curation, Quality & Compliance · AF08 ReUse · AF11 Provenance & Authenticity
Speakers
- Andrea Scharnhorst, Senior Research Fellow, DANS-KNAW (NL)
- Frederic B. Bastian, Associate Director, Evolutionary Bioinformatics, SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (CH)
- Jetze Touber, Data Station Manager Humanities, DANS-KNAW (NL)
- Seth Carbon, Senior Software Developer, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (USA)
Chairs
Geert van Geest (SIB) and Nadine Fischer (ESFR), who will lead the session
