Can you tell when you’re reading a text written by Artificial Intelligence? This one was written by a human in a few hours.
But have you ever imagined how much time you could save with the help of robots to write and proofread your event’s texts?
Since 2023, event trends have pointed to steady growth in the use of Artificial Intelligence to simplify more complex tasks.
And you know Even3 always builds tools to make organizing events easier, right?
That’s why we couldn’t help but use Artificial Intelligence responsibly in new features on the platform. Here’s how to use them:
What is Artificial Intelligence?
Basically, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a set of new technologies that give technological devices the ability to simulate near-human behaviors.
Here’s how it works: based on a database, the system learns and develops the ability to act in certain situations. Almost like how a child learns!
This way, they can develop the ability to perform tasks like writing texts, building images, correcting errors, and even holding conversations.
This is certainly not easy or quick work. But these technologies have become increasingly accessible, and some are even free — like Even3’s!
How to use Even3’s Artificial Intelligence
Writing assistant for events
As I mentioned, AI can be used to make more complex tasks easier, like writing texts.
After all, not every organizer needs to master engaging, creative writing.
But even if you do have that expertise, the Writing Assistant can inspire you on your most tiring days and put together a good text in seconds. Afterward, if you want, you can edit it.
In practice, the tool works like this on Even3:
The Writing Assistant is available in the platform’s main text areas: the activity description and the “about the event” section.
When using it, you’ll set the commands for the text and the information it should include. For example, in the activity description you can:
- Set the type of writing
- Provide guest names
- State the activity format
- Add the content
Then, in seconds, your text will be ready with all that information included.
Imagine how much time you’ll save at large events with lots of activities!
Plus, this ease of filling in fields ensures your event’s key information is communicated clearly and without spelling or grammar mistakes.
This way, you can attract even more attendees and improve the quality of your event.
Even3’s Artificial Intelligence for event submissions
On the other hand, as Artificial Intelligence technologies develop, illicit ways of using them grow too.
For example, using AI to write academic texts that need to be original and reflect the scientist’s own insight and research.
Although the ethical debate around this is still ongoing, Even3 has already created free Artificial Intelligence tools that can transform events with paper submissions.
Anti-plagiarism
First off, we now have a solution to an old problem in reviewing papers: copying!
A long-standing nightmare for any teacher, academic plagiarism can also be a problem for your event.
That’s because it reduces credibility and undermines other researchers’ trust in the paper review and publication process.
With that in mind, Even3 created an AI to check whether papers submitted to scientific events were copied from other documents.
The detector returns the paper’s plagiarism probability, identifying similarities, risk level, and even the sources of the copied material (if any).
This way, you can publish your event’s proceedings with more security and speed.
AI-generated writing detection
Just as copied papers are a problem, the rise of AI has also brought the threat of academic papers written by robots.
That’s why Even3’s Artificial Intelligence detects AI-written text as well as copies from online documents. The technology then returns the probability that the work was written by AI.
Since there are no explicit rules on this yet, it’s up to the organizer to decide what percentage is acceptable or not.
You can even add this standard to your event’s submission guidelines.
It’s also worth remembering that some existing AIs, like ChatGPT, have several flaws when it comes to accurately identifying AI-written text.
For that reason, they aren’t reliable for performing this same function for free.
Even3’s Artificial Intelligence, however, is effective at detecting plagiarism and AI use, since it runs on a different database.
Curious to see how it works? Why not create a free event on Even3 and start testing it out?
