Representatives from the University of Michigan’s Institute for Social Research (ISR), the University of Chicago’s NORC Center on AI & Data Quality, and leaders of both federally funded studies and their funding agencies convened recently for a daylong forum on threats to survey research from artificial intelligence.

The event, titled “Convening on AI Risks to Surveys,” took place in Washington, D.C. in late August. ISR’s Joelle Abramowitz and Tom Crossley co-organized the event along with Susan Paddock and Mike Davern of NORC. Attendees heard from panelists in two different sessions assessing AI’s role in survey research and its potential pitfalls.

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