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“If you're involving an LLM in paper writing / generation, your standard of care needs to be higher not lower! It's an under-tested technology which brings new risks” evidence ↗
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Eugene Vinitsky: If you're involving an LLM in paper writing / generation, your standard of care needs to be higher not lower! It's an under-tested technology which brings new risks
Eugene Vinitsky: You can use the time you "saved" to check your paper more if you're going to do this
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