The future of peer review requires AI support, not AI bans
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TL;DR - This Nature commentary argues that peer review should adopt AI assistance rather than prohibit it. Because only the title and publication metadata are provided, specific proposals and evidence cannot be assessed.
- Frames AI as a potential support tool for peer review, not something requiring blanket bans.
- Implies that responsible integration could help address challenges in the review process.
- The provided content does not specify recommended tools, safeguards, workflows, or empirical findings.
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TL;DR - This Nature commentary argues that peer review should adopt AI assistance rather than prohibit it. Because only the title and publication metadata are provided, specific proposals and evidence cannot be assessed.
- Frames AI as a potential support tool for peer review, not something requiring blanket bans.
- Implies that responsible integration could help address challenges in the review process.
- The provided content does not specify recommended tools, safeguards, workflows, or empirical findings.