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Warning: Don't use ChatGPT to answer your programming questions directly unless you can double-check the answers.

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📢 Breaking news: Leading academic publishers like Elsevier and Cambridge University Press say you *can* use apps like ChatGPT for academic writing. You *can* use text generated by apps like ChatGPT and Bing but you *can't* list them as authors or co-authors.

Scholarcy is an AI-powered app that can convert any research paper into a PowerPoint presentation — instantly. This will save you hours of work. Here's how to use Scholarcy:

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Five ChatGPT prompts to help you polish your academic writing:

SciSpace is an AI-powered tool that will make reading research papers easier and faster. It's like ChatGPT for research papers. Simply upload a paper and start asking it questions. Best part: it's totally FREE! Here's how to use it:

With this extension, you can read papers in your browser and ask your Copilot questions about the paper. Open the paper you want to read. Then click on the Copilot in the top-right corner of your screen, and start asking it questions.

My posts on the OpenAI API has 1.5 million views and counting. Here is my step-by-step breakdown for non-technical users to implement the GPT API in Google Spreadsheets so you can ask AI 500 questions at once👇 linkedin.com/posts/alliekmi…

For those asking how I implemented AutoGPT, I just followed this guide. Insanely easy. (Personal note: AutoGPT is earlier and worse-performing than I thought, but I'm still convinced it's the next iteration of GPT. It has 100k stars for a reason.) generativeai.pub/complete-guide…

IT'S NEITHER. Read on for details as I zoom in on each half of this graphic.

A lot of these examples of “plagiarism” are pretty debatable to me, but they seem worth discussing so let’s explore a few.

If you have any interest in epidemiology, in cancer, in genetics and evolution, and in causal inference, then this short chapter by Richard Peto from 1984 on “The Need for Ignorance in Cancer Research” link.springer.com/article/10.100… will change the way you think about the issues/cont

This 3 minute thread will save you 10+ years of your life:

Interesting

Understanding the difference between Standard Deviation (SD) and Standard Error (SE) is crucial for accurate data interpretation. SD measures the variability within your data, indicating how spread out the individual data points are from the mean. In contrast, SE measures the

The health care crisis has gone mainstream. On the latest episode of the NEJM AI Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Isaac Kohane explains how the conversation has shifted from “Will AI replace doctors?” to “Can AI help solve our health care workforce crisis?" nejm.ai/ep26

A new study examines the vulnerability of LLMs tuned to medical data to adversarial attacks. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of such attacks and underscore the critical need for enhanced defenses in the training of health care–focused LLMs. nejm.ai/4a4w2nb

Everyone should learn to code with AI! At AI Fund, everyone - not just engineers - can vibe code or use AI assistance to code. This has been great for our creativity and productivity. I hope more teams will empower everyone to build with AI. Please watch the video for details.

problem: can't get the model to say what you want solution: just rewrite the data