"AI Accusations: The Changing Role of Artificial Intelligence in Science"

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A scientist's paper was falsely accused of being the work of an AI, highlighting the concerning lack of evidence and acceptance of baseless accusations in the scientific review process. The incident raises questions about the need for explicit standards regarding the use of AI tools in writing, including guidelines for acknowledgment and handling accusations of misuse. This situation underscores the potential for AI's existence to corrupt submission and review processes, emphasizing the necessity for proactive measures to address these issues.
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