Wondering if ChatGPT can help with your research? Concerned about AI in student work? Curious how AI might change your field?

Join UO Libraries Data Services for our fall 2025 Data Book Club and connect with colleagues across disciplines who are navigating the same AI questions. We're reading Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI by Ethan Mollick, a thoughtful look at how AI is increasingly becoming a collaborator, not just a tool. We'll explore how this shifts our work, learning, creativity, ethics, and futures. No technical background required, just bring curiosity and critical thinking. Register online to recieve Zoom link.

Coffee, tea, and snacks provided!

Schedule

Knight DREAM Lab sofa area and online via Zoom
Every other Friday, 1:00–2:00 p.m.

• October 10 – "Introduction: Three Sleepless Nights" and "Creating Alien Minds"
• October 24 – "Aligning the Alien" and "Four Rules for Co-Intelligence"
• November 7 – "AI as a Person" and "AI as a Creative"
• November 21 – "AI as a Coworker" and "AI as a Tutor" and "AI as a Coach"
• December 5 – "AI as Our Future" and "Epilogue: AI as Us"

Drop-ins welcome! Can't make every session? No problem! Each discussion stands alone while building on previous themes.

How to Participate

• Register via LibCal to get meeting reminders and updates.
• Get the book through UO Libraries, or via usual print or e-book vendors.
• Come ready to discuss what stands out, what surprises you, what ethical or practical questions arise, and how these ideas relate to your work or values.

Facilitated by Cameron Mulder, a Data Services statistical consultant exploring how AI is transforming data analysis and research methods.

If you have any questions please feel free to email Cameron at cmulder7@uoregon.edu.