ChatGPT turns two: how the AI chatbot has changed scientists' lives
ChatGPT has significantly transformed academic writing and research productivity, but concerns over plagiarism and inaccuracies accompany its widespread use.
Could Technology Be Your Next Positive Psychology Coach?
A study suggests that the social robot Jibo can effectively improve students' mood and readiness for change through positive psychology sessions.
Google Scholar's dominance in academic searching is challenged by emerging AI tools, which many researchers are beginning to adopt.
5 ways to use Google Scholar to supercharge your research efforts
Google Scholar, launched 20 years ago, has evolved from a project for a few researchers into a major tool for democratizing access to scholarly information.
Can Google Scholar survive the AI revolution?
Google Scholar's dominance in academic searching is challenged by emerging AI tools, which many researchers are beginning to adopt.
5 ways to use Google Scholar to supercharge your research efforts
Google Scholar, launched 20 years ago, has evolved from a project for a few researchers into a major tool for democratizing access to scholarly information.
How we pivoted to studying Ukrainian researchers during the war
The Russian occupation has severely hindered the operational capacity of Berdyansk State Pedagogical University, forcing a virtual transition amid dire living conditions.
The Secret Perplexity Feature NOBODY is Talking About
Perplexity AI's Focus feature improves research effectiveness by allowing users to target specific information types, optimizing data collection for varied needs.
Journalism scholars want to make journalism better. They're not quite sure how.
Academics are shifting focus from journalism study to its improvement and transformation amidst ongoing industry challenges.
My favorite UX research books & why I love them
Books about qualitative research can significantly enhance a UX researcher's skills.
Practical insights from related fields are important for effective UX research.
Collaboration with SMEs and startups can provide hands-on research experience.
Claims That Scientists are Underreporting Federal Support on Patents Don't Pass the Smell Test
The Science study misrepresents patent disclosure standards, conflating them with academic paper standards, which could lead to harmful legislation.
The Semantic Reader Project
AI can transform the reading experience of scholarly documents by making them more interactive and accessible.
Can AI be used to assess research quality?
Generative AI can produce human-like evaluations but struggles with assessing actual research quality.
AI firms must play fair when they use academic data in training
There is an urgent need for clarity on the use of academic intellectual property in training large language models.
The Systemic Impact of Deplatforming on Social Media: Acknowledgements, Data, and References | HackerNoon
Content banning is an insufficient response to online hate speech, calling for more nuanced solutions.
Bitcoin Research Institute launches at University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming establishes the Bitcoin Research Institute to focus on academic research on Bitcoin.
Towards the Automation of Book Typesetting: Acknowledgments and References | HackerNoon
The article acknowledges the contributors and funding support received for the research.
A pilot program gives academics access to supercomputers
Academic researchers face limitations in accessing AI technology for ethical applications, leading to concerns about biased AI development and potential exclusion of marginalized populations.
On LawNext: How The Free Law Project Works to Expand Access to Legal Information, with Cofounder Michael Lissner
Free Law Project aims to democratize legal information through technology and data.
The nonprofit supports academic research, investigative journalism, and innovation within the legal field.
NSF awards $36M to decarbonize computing
NSF funds $36 million for energy-efficient computing projects to reduce carbon footprint.
Opinion | Women at Work, and With Their Families Too
Motherhood does not have to be a hindrance to academic pursuits; it can actually enhance them, as demonstrated by Dr. Kiers and her approach to balancing work and family.
Python in Neuroscience and Academic Labs
Python is extensively used in academic settings, specifically in neuroscience labs for research purposes.
Red Hat CEO: We'll meet you at any stage of your AI journey
Red Hat combines open source and AI for innovation.
Four years on: the career costs for scientists battling long COVID
Long COVID can have severe and prolonged symptoms impacting career, even for accomplished professionals like Abby Koppes.
Many researchers with long COVID face challenges managing their condition within the academic research environment.
The U.S. Just Took a Crucial Step Toward Democratizing AI Access
The National Science Foundation is launching a pilot program called NAIRR to provide AI researchers with access to expensive infrastructure and resources.
Companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta are contributing resources to the pilot program.
Why business needs Ignition Schools
Universities benefit financially when startups are spun out of their academic research.
Technologies birthed at academic institutions contribute significantly to the economy and job creation.
If an Amazon review makes you laugh, are you more likely to buy?
Pseudo reviews on Amazon can impact consumer behavior positively or negatively based on the context.
Research Shows That AI-Generated Slop Overuses Specific Words
AI models overuse certain words in academic writing, impacting scientific writing significantly.
Maimonides Health's 'Evening of Research' celebrates academic work addressing treatments and equity
The Evening of Research by Maimonides Health highlighted innovative academic work addressing healthcare disparities and advancing medical knowledge, with winners focusing on healthcare inequities.
Scientists Accused of Ignoring Gay Animals
Same-sex animal behavior is observed by many scientists, but publishing findings is hindered by biases and societal norms.