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More like rind than turpentine.

This from the Census Bureau, which puts out a business trends and outlook survey of more than a million firms every couple of weeks. The most recent one asked whether a business has used an AI tool to help produce goods or services in the past two weeks.

After reviewing the data, the chief economist of Apollo noted that AI adoption among large companies, more than 250 employees, has actually started declining.

Why would that be?

It's great.

A publisher has found in the list than 25% of authors disclosed their use of AI to prepare

manuscripts despite the publisher mandating disclosure for submission.

American Association for Cancer Research found that 23% of abstracts and manuscripts and 5% of peer

review reports submitted to its journals last year contained text that was probably generated

by LLM's large language models. Publishers also found that less than 25% of authors disclosed their use of AI to prepare

manuscript.

Quote, we were shocked when we saw the results of the survey.

The analysis found that AI generated text in peer review reports dropped by 50% in late 2023 after the American Association of Cancer Research mandated disclosure.

But detections of AI-generated text in peer-review comments more than doubled by early last year and have continued to climb.

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