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Bots, Bias, and Better Questions: Community-Based Perspectives on AI in HIV Research

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Bots, Bias, and Better Questions: Community-Based Perspectives on AI in HIV Research

Event Details

This event is running from 23 April 2026 until 23 April 2026. It is next occurring on April 23, 2026 1:00 pm

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Realize is hosting an ancillary event at the Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR) Conference in Winnipeg to share knowledge and perspectives on Artificial intelligence (AI) in HIV research. The use of AI is increasing and its effects on community-based HIV research (CBR) and program evaluation are already evident. Grounded in CBR principles and lived experience, the session will explore how AI may affect:

  • Community engagement
  • Research participation
  • Capacity building
  • The interpretation and use of findings

April 23, 1 – 4 pm CT at the RBC Convention Centre, Winnipeg, MB, Room 2E

Registration is free. Open to all conference attendees.

Please pre-register by April 15 using the form below. Lunch will be provided.

This event will bring together community members, peer researchers, community-based organizations, and academic researchers.

Registration link:  Bots, Bias, and Better Questions: Community-Based Perspectives on AI in HIV Research (3) – Fill out form