+++ 2nd reminder to participate in our survey; apologies for cross-posting +++
Dear Colleagues,
UKP Lab is running a survey on how researchers in NLP and AI use AI tools in their own research (for ideas, literature, code, analysis and writing), how far they let AI agents work on their own, and how this is changing our field. We're especially interested in whether early-career researchers and experienced researchers use AI differently, and what this means for how students and supervisors work together.
We'd like to hear from everyone in the NLP and AI research community, at any career stage, whether you use AI a lot, a little or not at all.
Take the survey: https://umfragen.tu-darmstadt.de/ai_in_research_practice 填写问卷：https://umfragen.tu-darmstadt.de/ai_in_research_practice?lang=zh-Hans
Why it matters Our community is setting rules for AI use right now: in papers, in reviewing, and in supervision. These decisions are often made without data on how researchers actually work. Your answers will help change that. We'll share the findings openly with the community and bring them to the people shaping these policies.
What you get Be among the first to see the results and find out how your own use of AI compares with your peers.
The survey takes about 15-20 minutes and is anonymous.
It would help us a lot if you could forward this email to your group and colleagues.
Thank you!
Dasha Hryhoryeva, Iryna Gurevych (UKP Lab, TU Darmstadt) Saif M. Mohammad (National Research Council Canada) Contact: darya.hryhoryeva@tu-darmstadt.de