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The use of AI to write scientific papers could be much more prevalent than was previously thought go.nature.com/4xeEyea

go.nature.comStaggering 90% of biomedical papers now show signs of AI helpThe figure, which is much higher than previous estimates of Large Language Model use, is for papers published in December and archived in PubMed

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Risq

@risq-dev.bsky.social

21 Aug

Post truth era. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Good job everyone.

Alexander J. Stein

@ajstein.bsky.social

20 Aug

Isn't this a bit of a lurid headline? The article says that AI-detection methods "can’t distinguish between a text generated by AI and one that was simply edited for grammar" and "LLMs are commonly used by people who do not have English as their first language to translate text and polish grammar".

Alexander J. Stein

@ajstein.bsky.social

21 Aug

How is language editing bad if done by LLMs, but OK if offered by your journal's parent company for a fee? authorservices.springernature.com >> And there the services go even beyond language editing and include also "scientific editing", starting at over $1,500. Honi soit qui mal y pense.

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