Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. It's called

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Insanely good.

Well, here's an interesting thing.

According to Steve Newman on X,

so someone needs to try this.

Pick a thousand published scientific papers at random

and then have AI look at them for errors.

What would happen if he took a thousand published,

peer-reviewed scientific papers

and then just had AI check them for errors?

Well, I think I told you that there was a study about black ladles and black kitchen utensils, the black plastic would leach off.

And then it turns out they just made a calculation error.

They were off by a factor of 10.

It wasn't that dangerous after all.

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