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DESCRIPTION:A Campbell Research Workshop featuring Aaron Moss\, senior rese
 arch scientist at CloudResearch.Survey research informs&nbsp\;much of what
  we know about public opinion\, but the integrity of online surveys is inc
 reasingly under threat. In this talk\, I describe the problem of survey fr
 aud—from familiar bad actors to the rise of AI agents that can complete su
 rveys at scale. While AI agents may pose an existential threat to survey r
 esearch\, they are part of a broader threat to the integrity of online res
 earch. After describing the problem\, I will discuss practical ways resear
 chers can protect survey data and what must change for survey research to 
 remain trustworthy as AI develops further.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;A light lunch will
  be provided. Registration required. This speaker is a guest of Emily Thor
 son\, associate professor of political science and senior research associa
 te at the Campbell Public Affairs Institute.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:The End of Survey Research as We Know It? Confronting the ‘Existent
 ial’ Threat of AI Agents
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 ce: inherit">enior research scientist at CloudResearch.</span></p><p>Surve
 y research informs&nbsp\;much of what we know about public opinion\, but t
 he integrity of online surveys is increasingly under threat. In this talk\
 , I describe the problem of survey fraud—from familiar bad actors to the r
 ise of AI agents that can complete surveys at scale. While AI agents may p
 ose an existential threat to survey research\, they are part of a broader 
 threat to the integrity of online research. After describing the problem\,
  I will discuss practical ways researchers can protect survey data and wha
 t must change for survey research to remain trustworthy as AI develops fur
 ther.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p><p>A light lunch will be provided. Registration req
 uired. This speaker is a guest of Emily Thorson\, associate professor of p
 olitical science and senior research associate at the Campbell Public Affa
 irs Institute.&nbsp\;<em></em><strong><br></strong></p>
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