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LLM-use acknowledgments rise in preprints across scientific fields

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Epoch AI reports that acknowledgments of large language model use in biology preprints have grown exponentially since 2023.

By September, 17% of biology preprints acknowledged LLM use, close to the 19% that acknowledged specialized AI tools.

The report covers biology only in the material provided. The story's title also names physics, statistics and math, but the reports reviewed here contain no figures for those fields.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 30, 4:03 PM ET

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  1. Oct 30, 3:41 PM ET · 1 article
    Epoch AI reports rising LLM-use acknowledgments in preprints across biology, physics, statistics and math
    Epoch AI: Epoch AI tracks rising LLM use acknowledgments in research preprints
  2. Oct 30, 3:41 PM ET · 1 article
    Epoch AI reports growing LLM acknowledgments in biology preprints
    Epoch AI: LLM acknowledgments in biology preprints rise to 17% since 2023

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Oct 30
  1. Epoch AIOfficial
    Epoch AI tracks rising LLM use acknowledgments in research preprints

    AIEpoch AI launches an explorer that tracks acknowledgments of LLM use in preprints across biology, physics, statistics, and math. The acknowledgments are increasing in all four fields. A full Data Insight and methodology by Tara Abrishami accompanies the tool.

  2. Epoch AIOfficial
    LLM acknowledgments in biology preprints rise to 17% since 2023

    AIEpoch AI reports that acknowledgments of large language model use in biology preprints have grown exponentially since 2023. By September, 17% of preprints acknowledged LLM use, nearly matching the 19% that acknowledged specialized AI tools.

    A graph shows the rising acknowledgment of LLM and specialized AI tool use in biology preprints from 2021 to 2026, nearly equal in 2026.

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