Nature: AI generated papers are flooding the scientific literature

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gerroo · 11h ago

I think AI for science is a good idea in its core, but academia really needs a way to "mark" AI generated papers. Maybe a better application of this would be in ML literature where experiments can be done with something like codex or claude code?

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Nature: AI generated papers are flooding the scientific literature

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