Nature urges preservation of research data for AI integrity checks
Nature highlights that artificial‑intelligence tools can spot long‑standing errors in scientific papers, showing retrospective scrutiny is possible. The correspondence notes that such checks would be more robust if the tools had access to the original files.
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- nature highlights ai tools can spot long‑standing errors in papers
- robust checks need access to original research files
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