Science
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Columbia University psychologist Betsy Sparrow, in a study published in Science in 2011, discovered the "Google Effect": when people know that information can be easily retrieved via a search engine, the brain automatically reduces the encoding strength for memorizing that information.
In 2006, Roediger and Karpicke published an experiment in Science demonstrating that students who underwent test practice retained nearly 50% more memory after one week compared to the group that simply re-read the material.
AlphaFold was named the Breakthrough of the Year 2021 by Science.
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Science magazine published a study showing that Microsoft's new AI diagnostic system exceeded ordinary general practitioners in diagnostic accuracy on difficult cases.
Google demonstrated magic state cultivation technology on the Willow processor, reducing errors by about 40 times and reaching 99.99% fidelity, and the paper has been published in Science.
The diffractive deep neural network (D²NN) was proposed by Ozcan's team in 2018 in Science.
In 2008, Marois et al. reported in Science the first direct imaging of three planets—b, c, and d—in the HR 8799 system.
The position of most mainstream journals such as Nature and Science is that AI tools may be acknowledged in the acknowledgments or methods section, but cannot be listed as authors.
Top journals such as Nature and Science, as well as most publishers, explicitly require authors to disclose their use of AI tools, and emphasize that AI must not be listed as a paper author.
The Music Lab experiment was published in Science in 2006 by Columbia University sociologist Matthew Salganik and colleagues, recruiting approximately 14,000 participants.
Maryland psychiatrist George Crane published a paper in Science pointing out that the industry had been ignoring the problem of tardive dyskinesia, which had been overlooked for approximately twenty years prior
Top journals such as Nature and Science have issued preliminary guidelines requiring disclosure of AI tool usage.
Academic journals Nature and Science successively issued AI usage policies in 2023, with the core principle that AI may be used for language polishing and translation but cannot be listed as an author, and its use must be disclosed.
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Columbia University psychologist Betsy Sparrow, in a study published in Science in 2011, discovered the "Google Effect": when people know that information can be easily retrieved via a search engine, the brain automatically reduces the encoding strength for memorizing that information.
90%VerifiedIn 2006, Roediger and Karpicke published an experiment in Science demonstrating that students who underwent test practice retained nearly 50% more memory after one week compared to the group that simply re-read the material.
80%VerifiedAlphaFold was named the Breakthrough of the Year 2021 by Science.
80%VerifiedTop journals such as Nature and Science, as well as most publishers, explicitly require authors to disclose their use of AI tools, and emphasize that AI must not be listed as a paper author.
75%VerifiedIn early 2023, top journals such as Science and Nature explicitly prohibited listing AI as a paper author, but allowed disclosure of AI's assistive use in the methodology section.
65%UnverifiedNature、Science等顶级期刊已明确要求作者在投稿时声明AI工具的使用情况
90%UnverifiedMIT在2018年发表于《Science》的研究表明，情绪化信息在社交平台上的传播速度比事实性信息快6倍
70%UnverifiedNature and Science explicitly stipulate that LLMs cannot be listed as paper authors and require authors to disclose their use of AI tools.
60%UnverifiedScience magazine published a study showing that Microsoft's new AI diagnostic system exceeded ordinary general practitioners in diagnostic accuracy on difficult cases.
50%UnverifiedThe diffractive deep neural network (D²NN) was proposed by Ozcan's team in 2018 in Science.
50%UnverifiedIn 2008, Marois et al. reported in Science the first direct imaging of three planets—b, c, and d—in the HR 8799 system.
50%UnverifiedThe position of most mainstream journals such as Nature and Science is that AI tools may be acknowledged in the acknowledgments or methods section, but cannot be listed as authors.
50%UnverifiedThe Music Lab experiment was published in Science in 2006 by Columbia University sociologist Matthew Salganik and colleagues, recruiting approximately 14,000 participants.
50%UnverifiedTop journals such as Nature and Science have issued preliminary guidelines requiring disclosure of AI tool usage.
50%UnverifiedAcademic journals Nature and Science successively issued AI usage policies in 2023, with the core principle that AI may be used for language polishing and translation but cannot be listed as an author, and its use must be disclosed.
50%UnverifiedA study published in Science in 2024 used molecular clock analysis calibrated with fossil records to pinpoint the origin of legume-nodule symbiosis to approximately 100 million years ago.
50%UnverifiedMythos 5 autonomously assembled a single-cell dataset spanning 138 samples and millions of cells over one week, and the model trained on that dataset outperformed a model published in Science while using 100 times fewer parameters.
50%UnverifiedDavid Lazer等人2009年在《Science》上发表宣言式论文，标志着计算社会科学交叉领域的正式确立
50%Unverified2019年Science发表研究发现一款美国医院广泛使用的医疗风险预测算法对黑人患者存在系统性偏见
50%UnverifiedGoogle demonstrated magic state cultivation technology on the Willow processor, reducing errors by about 40 times and reaching 99.99% fidelity, and the paper has been published in Science.
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