<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>A recent analysis of 15 million biomedical abstracts indicates that AI-generated content has significantly infiltrated academic publishing since the launch of ChatGPT.</li><li>Researchers identified AI's impact on scientific writing by analyzing word patterns in PubMed biomedical abstracts before and after the widespread use of large language models like ChatGPT.</li><li>The study revealed a shift in language patterns post-ChatGPT's release, with an increase in stylistic and flowery language, leading to approximately 13.5% of papers published in 2024 featuring some level of AI assistance.</li><li>The rise of AI in academic writing raises concerns regarding credibility, peer review processes, and the need for clear guidelines on AI use in scholarly content.</li></ul>

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