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New York University computer scientists and students have developed two web-hosted AI systems for research: one spots problems in academic citations, while the other identifies experimental protocols suited to scientific studies.
Why it mattersThat could help researchers catch citation errors and find a more appropriate way to test an idea. Two useful jobs for AI, both rather less glamorous than writing the paper for you. TechXplore reports the development, but the available account does not explain how the tools work or how well they perform.
Discuss: Would you trust AI to flag a suspect citation or suggest an experiment, or should those decisions stay entirely with researchers?
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