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Track T15

AI in research

Follow this capability from individual use to systems other people can depend on.

03books
T15-L0101

AI in your research workflow

This mini-book is for Level 1 User. AI may help with your own reading, writing, and code, but it cannot accept authorship responsibility or turn an unchecked result into research evidence. You remain accountable for what you submit.

User24 min
T15-L0202

Reproducibility with AI in the loop

This mini-book is for Level 2 Power user. An AI-assisted result may now enter shared research or company work. A colleague must be able to identify what you ran, repeat the attempt, and see whether the answer changed. A successful rerun does not remove your responsibility to validate the result.

Power user45 min
T15-L0303

Data, ethics and review

At Level 3 Builder, a successful prototype is not permission to use live data. When an AI component touches information about participants, patients, employees, customers, or applicants, you must make the proposed processing visible to the people who own ethics, privacy, security, contracts, and the affected...

Builder30 min
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