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Climate Change Danier is advancing AI-generated paper questioning human-inspired warming, warning against the rise of leading specialized research that is naturally flawed, but is marketed as neutral and scripully logical.
The paper rejects the climate model on human-inspired global warming and is widely quoted on social media as the first “peer-review” research led by Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the subject.
According to experts interviewed by AFP, “an important revaluation of anthropogenic CO2-Global warming hypothesis” is the title “, it includes references fought by the scientific community.
Computer and ethics researchers also warned against the claims of neutrality in papers using AI as a writer.
The new study-which is fully written by Alone Musk’s Grocke 3 AI-has been obtained online traction, with a blog post by Kovid-19 contractrian Robert Malon with a blog post more than a million times.
“After the defeat of man-made climate change and the corruption of evidence-based medicine by Big Pharma, the use of AI for the research funded by the government will be normal, and the standards will be developed for its use in colleague-review magazines,” Malon wrote.
The scientific consensus with the rising global temperature and rapid weather disasters is increasing the fossil fuel combustion.
Confusion of fairness
Educationists have warned that the growth of AI in research, despite the potential benefits, triggers the risks that create confusion of impartiality in scientific research and an illusion of insights.
Environmental science professor Mark Nef argued, “The big language model does not have the ability to argue. They are statistical models that predict future words or phrases that have been trained to them. It’s not research.”
Paper says Groke 3 wrote “the entire manuscript,” with the input of co-writers, who played “played an important role in guiding its development.”
Among the co-writers, Astrophizist Willy was soon-a climate contradictory that was obtained in the funding of more than one million dollars from the fossil fuel industry over the years.
The election was scientifically contested by physicist Harman Harde and was soon used as a reference for AI analysis.
Microbiologist Elizabeth bike, which tracks scientific misconduct, did not describe how it was written: “This involves the dataset that makes the paper base, but does not indicate,” he said. “We do not know anything about how the authors asked AI to analyze the data.”
A postdotoral Fellow Ashwine Panda at the University of Maryland said that Groke 3 wrote that the paper wrote that a veneer of fairness was created which was disqualified.
He said, “Anyone can claim that ‘I did not write, AI did it, so it is fair without proof.”
Opaque review process
Neither the journal nor its publisher – who seems to be published only to a magazine – appears to be a member of the Publication Ethics Committee.
Paper accepted the “Careful Editing provided by a reviewer and editor-in-chief” identified as Harde on its website.
It does not specify that it undergoes open, single- or double-blind reviews and was presented and published within only 12 days.
“That an AI will effectively squeeze the nonsense letters,” the top climate scientist of NASA does not come as a wonder to the Gavin Schmid, but “this retrade has little credibility,” he told AFP.
The AFP reached the paper authors for further comments on the review process, but did not get immediate response.
Naomi Orescase, a science historian at Harvard University, told AFP, “The use of AI is just the latest trick, as it seems as if it is a new argument, rather than an old, false, instead of an old, false one,” Harvard University, a science historian of Harvard University, told AFP.
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