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AI-Assisted Writing Is Growing Fastest Among Less Established Scientists in Non-English-Speaking Countries
The recent emergence of AI-assisted writing raises an important question: how is this new technology being adopted across the scientific community, and how does adoption vary across linguistic and professional contexts? We analyze over two million full-text biomedical publications from PubMed Centra
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