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The study's main limitations include: tags are chosen by authors rather than objectively measured, and "no tag" does not equal "no AI involvement"; the API shows current tags rather than tags at publication time; reaction count differences are correlations rather than causal effects; and deleted articles are not included in the statistics.
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