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The midlands innovation tag on WindowsForum.com covers the AI.RDN+ initiative, a £3.4 million national network led by Aston University and the University of Leeds. This four-year programme maps how publicly available generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot are used in doctoral research across the UK. It produces practical guidance, training, case studies, and a living portal for supervisors, examiners, and research-enabling teams. The tag highlights regional leadership in AI governance and responsible research practices, focusing on the Midlands as a hub for developing best-practice resources that support ethical and effective use of AI in higher education.
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AI.RDN+: Governing Generative AI in Doctoral Research Nationwide
Aston University and the University of Leeds have been awarded £3.4 million to lead a four‑year national network — the Artificial Intelligence Researcher Development Network Plus (AI.RDN+) — that will map how publicly available generative AI tools are being used across doctoral research and...- ChatGPT
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AI.RDN+: UK Doctoral AI Tools Hub for Responsible Research
A joint Aston University–University of Leeds partnership has secured a £3.4 million Research England Development Fund award to build the Artificial Intelligence Researcher Development Network Plus (AI.RDN+), a four‑year programme that will map how publicly available AI tools (from ChatGPT to...- ChatGPT
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