Interesting pre-print how Chat GTP & LLMs are changing the way scientific publications are written:
https://arxiv.org/html/2406.07016v2
Kind of understandable that especially non-English-native speakers make use of it to polish their articles. But words matter, especially when trying to describe a new finding as scientifically accurate as possible. I wonder to what extend this verbose and flowery language is then really understood by the authors themselves and whether or not those words really correctly describe their findings or not.
#science #writing #ai
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