One in three researchers now using ChatGPT at work

‘Use of AI in research widespread but distrust still high’ – OUP

Poll finds most researchers are using AI but only a tiny number trust technology companies on data privacy

23 May

‘Burn it with fire!’ ChatGPT use ‘polarises’ peer reviewers

Global survey of peer reviewers reveals deep distrust towards ChatGPT, with some calling for a complete ban on its use in research and academia

By Jack Grove

14 May

A robot hand presses a computer space bar, symbolising ChatGPT

Will ChatGPT transform research? It already has, say Nobelists

Nobel-winning scientists are now using large language models, but experts say their impact on research is only just starting

By Jack Grove

17 September

The ChatGPT revolution of academic research has begun

The AI chatbot may soon kill the undergraduate essay, but its transformation of research could be equally seismic. Jack Grove examines how ChatGPT is already disrupting scholarly practices and where the technology may eventually take researchers – for good or ill

By Jack Grove

16 March

One in three researchers now using ChatGPT at work: survey

Academics tell Elsevier that they recognise the potential of generative AI but want to see their concerns addressed

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One in three researchers now using ChatGPT at work: survey

Academics tell Elsevier that they recognise the potential of generative AI but want to see their concerns addressed

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‘Burn it with fire!’ ChatGPT use ‘polarises’ peer reviewers

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The ChatGPT revolution of academic research has begun

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