@inherits MSGComponentBase @T("Reflect. Take a position. Communicate.") @TA("The lab is a tool for reflection and training for researchers and science communicators. It helps you prepare a challenging public appearance, such as a talk, a panel discussion, an interview, or a hearing: not only its content, but also its strategy and its ethics. You clarify your goals and your role, make scientific uncertainties and assumptions about values visible, reflect on framing, and practice critical questions.") @T("The knowledge base of the lab is a guide on science in public debates by Lara Wüster from the Technical University of Munich (TUM).") @TA("Plan about 30 to 60 minutes for a preparation. You can pause at any time: AI Studio saves your details and conversations, and you continue where you left off.") @T("What the lab does not do") @TA("The lab writes no press releases or other PR texts, and it checks no facts. It replaces neither your own expert review nor the legal and data protection advice of your institution, and it makes no political or normative decision for you. For a quick text, use the chat or another assistant of AI Studio.") @* Laid out like MudTextList, whose items have a header of their own: justified and hyphenated, with the icon at the first line. *@ @T("How to proceed") @TA("Create a preparation for your event with 'New preparation'.") @TA("Work through the seven steps, in any order you like. Each step has the form 'Your details' and a conversation of its own.") @TA("Fill in what you know. Fields may stay empty: the lab shows which key details are missing and asks for them in the conversation.") @TA("Add material beside the steps, e.g., notes, a talk draft, a paper, the invitation, the recording of an interview, or a poster. It applies to all steps, and the lab asks you about it. Add only what you may process with the selected provider; recordings also go to the transcription provider of AI Studio.") @TA("Let the lab start the conversation of a step, or write first and say what support you want, e.g., with your role, your strategy, or a round of critical questions. You can always say that you do not know.") @TA("Once a step is largely clear, let the lab create its work state below the conversation. You check and edit it, and once you confirm it, the later steps build on it. The lab also suggests values for empty fields of 'Your details', which you take over one by one.") @TA("In the last step, let the lab create your materials from your confirmed work states: a reflection folder, a position paper, a conversation guide, questions and answers, and your open points. You check, edit, and confirm each of them, and then export it as a document.") @T("Value card sort") @string.Format(Culture, TA("In the step '{0}', you can sort twelve values in three rounds by how important they are to you for this occasion, add values of your own, and choose two or three to look at more closely. The conversation of the step knows your card sort and builds on it; the later steps learn what you take from it through its confirmed work state. The card sort is voluntary and no validated test of values or personality."), BflStep.VALUES_AND_PERSPECTIVES.Title) @T("Research on the web") @string.Format(Culture, TA("In the step '{0}', research agents of the lab look into the event, its participants, and the public debate on its topic, one agent for each. They start on their own once you confirm the event details, provided the web search is set up in AI Studio, and you can start them again at any time."), BflStep.STRATEGY.Title) @TA("If you state in the event details that the event is not public, the lab never researches it on the web.") @TA("From the list of participants, you choose whom the lab researches in depth; for a long list, the lab suggests whom. For this suggestion, it uses your details of the first three steps, but searches nothing, and only names from the list go on into the research. For each person you choose, research agents look into the profile, the public positions on the topic, and how the person argues in public, one stage after the other. They receive only the name and the list entry of the person, the public details about the event, and what the earlier stages found. They look only for public, professional information, keep summaries with sources, and create no personality profiles.") @TA("The research agents receive only the public details about the event, which the form marks with a symbol. Your other details, your material, your work states, and your conversations stay in your preparation and never reach a search. The conversations of the steps never search the web themselves: they only read web pages whose addresses stand in them, e.g., the link to the event.") @T("Sharing with the research team") @TA("With 'Share with the research team' above your preparation, you can share your session with the research team of the lab, so that it can develop the lab further; the lab also asks once you confirm the work state of the last step for the first time. Sharing is voluntary. Before you share, AI Studio removes the personal details it recognizes, and you check the preview, since its rules may miss something. You export the file and send it with your own mail program, which shows your address.") @* Only when a configuration plugin sets guidelines, since nobody else can: *@ @if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(this.SettingsManager.ConfigurationData.BeyondFactsLab.OrganizationRules)) { @TA("Guidelines from your organization") @string.Format(Culture, TA("Your organization has set guidelines for public appearances, which you find above your preparations. The conversations of the steps know them as information, and the material '{0}' ends with them. They add to the rules of the lab: where they contradict them, the rules of the lab apply, and the conversation points that out. Sharing with the research team leaves them out, since they would reveal your organization."), BflResultKind.OPEN_POINTS.Title) } @T("How to recognize good results") @TA("The answers refer to your event and your details.") @TA("You can tell evidence, interpretation, assumptions about values, and recommendations apart.") @TA("Uncertainties and the limits of your expertise stay visible.") @T("Counterarguments are presented fairly.") @TA("The strategy fits your real speaking time and focuses on a few key messages.") @TA("You keep the decision about which position you take.") @TA("Not sure whether the lab fits your task? Ask it in 'Is the lab right for my task?'.")