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The Rise of ChatGPT: How AI Is Changing Language and Communication

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Source: The New York Times
The Rise of ChatGPT: How AI Is Changing Language and Communication
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A study analyzed over 15 million biomedical abstracts from 2010 to 2024 and found that the use of certain words associated with AI-generated content, like 'delves' and 'crucial,' increased significantly after the release of ChatGPT, suggesting that at least 13.5% of abstracts may have been written or edited with AI assistance, raising ethical and authenticity concerns in scientific publishing.

Topics:technologyscience#ai-in-research#chatgpt#research-abstracts#science#scientific-integrity#word-usage
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  1. 454 Hints That a Chatbot Wrote Part of a Biomedical Researcher’s Paper  The New York Times
  2. AI is making everyone sound the same  Morning Brew
  3. ChatGPT drives rise of ‘flowery language’ in journal abstracts  Times Higher Education
  4. You’re Not Imagining It. People Actually Are Starting To Talk Like ChatGPT.  VICE
  5. People are starting to sound like ChatGPT when they talk and it's a little terrifying  TechRadar

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