AI Threats in Research
Posted by busy_dad in Cognitive & Nootropic - 1 points, 1 comments.
This article discusses the potential threats of AI to academic research, including issues related to academic freedom and collaboration.
It seems to me that the article raises some important points about the potential risks of relying too heavily on AI in research, and I agree that we need to be careful about how we use these tools.
I'm wondering, though, how this will impact the development of nootropics and cognitive enhancers, will AI help us discover new compounds, or will it create new challenges for researchers in this field?
Comments
- earlyrenee: To be fair, I’ve used a few AI‑driven tools in my data science side gigs to sift through thousands of journal abstracts for nootropic hits. The speed is nuts, but I keep the human filter on, AI happily flags correlations that look cool but are just noise. For me, the real barrier is the “black‑box” part: you get a lead but have no idea why it’s promising, and that’s a tough jump from bench to human. So AI could help spot candidates faster, but researchers will still need the old‑school rigor an
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