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Nobel-winning scientists are now using large language models, but experts say their impact on research is only just starting
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Nobel-winning scientists are now using large language models, but experts say their impact on research is only just starting
Stanford University chemist unrepentant about his contrarianism during the pandemic despite some of his bold predictions proving incorrect
Chemistry laureate Avram Hershko says ChatGPT should be force to cite its sources and state uncertainty levels
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Suggest about the long-term impact on crime? one of the study's coauthors joins me now, john donahue has a ph.d. in economics. so dr. donahue, essentially what you're saying is that a generation of criminals were never born. is that right? >> well, essentially it suggests that the cohort that was born after the legalization of abortion just came up with more benign life circumstances and adverse circumstances do promote higher rates of all sorts of socially unhelpful behavior, including crime. >> we should be clear, and i remember interviewing steven levitt several times when the book came out...