Is AI more a partner, competitor, or crutch for biomedical scientists? | STAT
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Article written by Paul Knoepfler
AI's role in biomedical sciences raises concerns about overdependence and potential job losses for researchers. The author expresses excitement about AI's usefulness while also warning about its possible negative effects on future biologists.
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This opinion piece presents a subjective viewpoint on AI's impact on biomedical sciences, with some valid concerns, but lacks comprehensive sourcing.
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