With the advent of AI language models like ChatGPT, we’re experiencing a very interesting time in education, academia and scientific publishing.

I know that ChatGPT and similar AI models have become a routine component of many students’ writing activities.

And now, regardless of your opinion on the ethics and value of the output, it seems impossible to escape or completely eliminate the use of AI.

Here’s a great read: ChatGPT is bullsh@%t (their choice of word, not mine!)

I’d really love to know your thoughts on these developments in the context of scientific writing. Is AI going to make us better writers or make us forget how to think?

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I can’t wait to hear your thoughts!

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