


Quote from: Admiral Yi on Today at 08:43:23 PMReplicating every relevant incremental experiment since the dawn of time up to 2025 would have been an overwhelming burden as well.
Quote from: Admiral Yi on Today at 08:43:23 PMQuote from: Jacob on Today at 08:35:22 PMIndeed.
But replicating every relevant incremental experiment since 2025 in your field is going to become an overwhelming burden on individual researchers very quickly.
Replicating every relevant incremental experiment since the dawn of time up to 2025 would have been an overwhelming burden as well.
Quote from: Jacob on Today at 08:35:22 PMIndeed.
But replicating every relevant incremental experiment since 2025 in your field is going to become an overwhelming burden on individual researchers very quickly.
Quote from: Admiral Yi on Today at 08:12:20 PMWe can distinguish between those two papers, in the same way we could in the pre AI era. We replicate the experiment.
Quote from: Admiral Yi on Today at 08:12:20 PMQuote from: Jacob on Today at 07:57:22 PMBecause if we can't distinguish between a paper that says "we've established that X and Y in combination creates Z effect in cancer cells, here's the evidence" truthfully and one that has manufactured the evidence completely and no such effect actually exists - then one of the fundamental building blocks of new therapies and new practical applications of science end up being useless.
We can distinguish between those two papers, in the same way we could in the pre AI era. We replicate the experiment.
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