1、Workshop ReportJune 2025Opportunities in Open Science,Metascience,and Artificial IntelligenceAuthorsCatherine AikenGreg TananbaumJames DunhamRonnie KinoshitaErin McKiernanOpportunities in Open Science,Metascience,and Artificial IntelligenceAuthorsCatherine AikenGreg TananbaumJames DunhamRonnie Kinos

2、hitaErin McKiernanCenter for Security and Emerging Technology|1 Executive Summary On March 26,2025,the Center for Security and Emerging Technology(CSET)and the Open Research Community Accelerator(ORCA),with support from the National Science Foundation,hosted a workshop in Washington,DC.We brought to

3、gether 35 experts,researchers,and funders to explore opportunities and challenges in open science,metascience,and AI.This report summarizes the conversation that took place over two panel sessions,two guided group discussions,and a concluding synthesis session.This report also aims to fill a gap ide

4、ntified by participants:the need for a clear agenda to inform and guide efforts at the intersection of metascience research,open science monitoring and impact assessment,and AI for research and science.To that end,we highlight priority research questions and feasible opportunities for collaborative

5、work.We thank the National Science Foundationand specifically,the Cyberinfrastructure for Public Access and Open Science program(CI PAOS)within the Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructurefor the support in planning and hosting this productive workshop.Center for Security and Emerging Technology|2 Tab

6、le of Contents Executive Summary.1 Key Takeaways.3 Panel:Measuring Open Science Outcomes and Assessing Impact.5 Discussion:Measuring Open Science Outcomes and Assessing Impact.7 Panel:AI for Metascience.8 Discussion:AI for Metascience.10 A Path Forward.11 Appendix A:List of Attendees.13 Appendix B:P