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Dr Pen
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Screenshot of email from Elsevier p[publishing: What role should AI play in peer review? "As artificial intelligence continues to reshape research workflows, Elsevier’s latest article explores how AI can support—but never replace—the expert judgment of reviewers and editors. Hear from Elsevier’s Director of Generative AI, Peer Review Innovation Lead, and Editors-in-Chief as they share perspectives on transparency, ethical safeguards, and the essential role of human oversight in peer review."
Screenshot of email from Elsevier p[publishing: What role should AI play in peer review? "As artificial intelligence continues to reshape research workflows, Elsevier’s latest article explores how AI can support—but never replace—the expert judgment of reviewers and editors. Hear from Elsevier’s Director of Generative AI, Peer Review Innovation Lead, and Editors-in-Chief as they share perspectives on transparency, ethical safeguards, and the essential role of human oversight in peer review."
Screenshot of email from Elsevier p[publishing: What role should AI play in peer review? "As artificial intelligence continues to reshape research workflows, Elsevier’s latest article explores how AI can support—but never replace—the expert judgment of reviewers and editors. Hear from Elsevier’s Director of Generative AI, Peer Review Innovation Lead, and Editors-in-Chief as they share perspectives on transparency, ethical safeguards, and the essential role of human oversight in peer review."
Dr Pen
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Screenshot of email from Elsevier p[publishing: What role should AI play in peer review? "As artificial intelligence continues to reshape research workflows, Elsevier’s latest article explores how AI can support—but never replace—the expert judgment of reviewers and editors. Hear from Elsevier’s Director of Generative AI, Peer Review Innovation Lead, and Editors-in-Chief as they share perspectives on transparency, ethical safeguards, and the essential role of human oversight in peer review."
Screenshot of email from Elsevier p[publishing: What role should AI play in peer review? "As artificial intelligence continues to reshape research workflows, Elsevier’s latest article explores how AI can support—but never replace—the expert judgment of reviewers and editors. Hear from Elsevier’s Director of Generative AI, Peer Review Innovation Lead, and Editors-in-Chief as they share perspectives on transparency, ethical safeguards, and the essential role of human oversight in peer review."
Screenshot of email from Elsevier p[publishing: What role should AI play in peer review? "As artificial intelligence continues to reshape research workflows, Elsevier’s latest article explores how AI can support—but never replace—the expert judgment of reviewers and editors. Hear from Elsevier’s Director of Generative AI, Peer Review Innovation Lead, and Editors-in-Chief as they share perspectives on transparency, ethical safeguards, and the essential role of human oversight in peer review."
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Anthony
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Anthony
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Sharon Machlis
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The hard part is deciding, without nostalgia and inertia, which skills are keepers and which are castoffs. None of us likes to see hard-won abilities discarded as obsolete, which is why we have to resist the tug of sentimentality. Every advance has cost something. Literacy dulled feats of memory but created new powers of analysis. Calculators did a number on mental arithmetic; they also enabled more people to “do the math.” Recorded sound weakened everyday musical competence but changed how we listen. And today? Surely we have some say in whether LLMs expand our minds or shrink them.
The hard part is deciding, without nostalgia and inertia, which skills are keepers and which are castoffs. None of us likes to see hard-won abilities discarded as obsolete, which is why we have to resist the tug of sentimentality. Every advance has cost something. Literacy dulled feats of memory but created new powers of analysis. Calculators did a number on mental arithmetic; they also enabled more people to “do the math.” Recorded sound weakened everyday musical competence but changed how we listen. And today? Surely we have some say in whether LLMs expand our minds or shrink them.
The hard part is deciding, without nostalgia and inertia, which skills are keepers and which are castoffs. None of us likes to see hard-won abilities discarded as obsolete, which is why we have to resist the tug of sentimentality. Every advance has cost something. Literacy dulled feats of memory but created new powers of analysis. Calculators did a number on mental arithmetic; they also enabled more people to “do the math.” Recorded sound weakened everyday musical competence but changed how we listen. And today? Surely we have some say in whether LLMs expand our minds or shrink them.
Andreas Bulling
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