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mr715

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4. It is.

Reply to Iris (Reply #3)

Sun May 10, 2026, 04:56 PM

May 10

It is along the lines of "We acknowledge that new tools are available and we encourage department directors to find way to use them to improve xyz while maintaining scientific integrity"

Very much a vague use it, but don't use it too much, imperative.

It is a troubling thing to see in a science department.

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Meet the academics refusing to use generative AI (Nature, 5/5/26) [View all] highplainsdem May 10 OP

There are many of my colleagues that are using it mr715 May 10 #1

This is so weird to me. Like, just "find ways to use it"? Iris May 10 #3

It is. mr715 May 10 #4

I'm sure. I'm a librarian and am trouble daily for all the disciplines Iris Monday #5

Respect to librarians. mr715 Monday #6

Good for them! SheltieLover May 10 #2