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How AI Speeds Up Research Without Putting Your Credibility At Risk
Join us LIVE on May 21st @ 1pm ET/10am PT
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AI is rewriting the rules of research, but it isn't replacing what makes the craft valuable. In fact, the best researchers have found that AI can make their work more rigorous than previously possible.
Join Microsoft’s Maryam Maleki, Ph.D., and HeyMarvin CEO Prayag Narula as they reveal how AI takes the heavy lifting out of analysis, scales research beyond what was previously possible, and empowers organizations to uncover insights faster than before.
Key takeaways:
- Using AI allows you to do more while validating findings with greater confidence
- How to analyze thousands of responses without signing off on sloppy work
- Ways to move faster without bending your standards
- Delivering insights to teams quickly while keeping your credibility fully intact
- Get practical ideas you can bring back to your team
Speaker Spotlight
Prayag Narula
Prayag Narula is the co-founder and CEO of HeyMarvin, the first AI-powered research repository and qualitative data analysis platform. Marvin was designed to elevate the voice of your customers so you build exactly what they need.
Previously, Prayag co-founded and led LeadGenius. Prayag was a researcher at University of Helsinki in Finland.
He studied at the UC Berkeley School of Information, and he is the published author of more than a dozen research papers in the field of HCI, User Centered Design, Artificial Intelligence, Crowdsourcing, and Computer Networks.
Maryam Maleki, PHD
Maryam Maleki, Ph.D. is a Principal User Researcher at Microsoft, where she leads strategic research on AI-assisted developer experiences and IT workflows across GitHub Copilot and Azure. With a background in Human-Computer Interaction and over 15 years of applied research experience, she specializes in ethnographic and mixed-method approaches to studying emerging technologies in context. Maryam’s recent work explores how generative AI is transforming both user behavior and research practice itself.
