In Conversation: Open Access, Artificial Intelligence, & Who Owns Our Knowledge?
Course description
Flinders University Library invites you to join us for a lively conversation at the crossroads of Open Access and artificial intelligence. As part of Open Access Week 2025, we’ll be exploring this year’s theme — Who Owns Our Knowledge? — and asking what it really means in an age of AI.
Guided by Library Director Prashant Pandey and MC’d by Associate Library Director Liz Hall, our panel of Flinders University academic guests (to be announced soon!) will explore the ethical and legal issues at play, and what they might mean for the future of research and scholarship. The discussion will be informal, engaging, and designed to spark plenty of ideas.
Along the way, you can also look forward to:
- Morning tea with Open Access–themed donuts and cupcakes
- 3D printed door prizes (because who doesn’t love a surprise?
- Time to connect with colleagues and add your voice to the conversation
Please register via Eventbrite so we can save you a seat or send you a link to join the livestream: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/in-conversation-open-access-ai-who-owns-our-knowledge-tickets-1666193753369?aff=oddtdtcreator
Attachments
Type of course
Information session
Presenters
|
Hannah Foster |
Who should attend
Anyone who is interested in the intersection of publishing open access and artificial intelligence.
What you will learn
- How Open Access and AI are reshaping the way knowledge is created and shared.
- The big questions around who “owns” knowledge in a world of algorithms and data.
- What these shifts might mean for researchers, students, and the future of scholarship.
Prerequisites / assumed knowledge
Nil