About this episode

Emily Laird discusses the importance of transparency in AI usage and offers a system for maintaining an AI paper trail.

Using AI is rarely the scandal. Hiding it is. Host Emily Laird examines academic misconduct, workplace secrecy, and Meta’s Project Cannes to show why documentation without disclosure can become evidence against you. This episode offers a practical four-step system for creating an AI paper trail that protects your work instead of exposing it. 🎯 JOIN THE AI WEEKLY MEETUPS https://www.uwstout.edu/ai-weekly-meetup 📩 EMAIL REMINDERS FOR THE MEETUPS https://app.e2ma.net/app2/audience/signup/2101263/1779703/ 💬 CONNECT WITH EMILY LAIRD ON LINKEDIN http://www.linkedin.com/in/meet-emily-laird

People in this episode

Host: Emily Laird

Topics covered

• AI ethics
• academic misconduct
• workplace secrecy
• documentation
• AI paper trail

Keywords

• AI
• academic misconduct
• workplace secrecy
• documentation
• Meta
• Project Cannes
• AI paper trail

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Meta, Project Cannes, AI Weekly Meetups, University of Wisconsin-Stout

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