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Unintended consequences of AI on academic research

Academia has been about publishing to advance science and get recognition, but in the future, if you're working on a cutting edge maths or physics problem, why would you make your advancement public? Especially if it is going to get stolen and fed into a system that will replace you. Sadly, I can i…

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  1. 2026-10-25 00:30 · r/artificial
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