A new Stanford University study published in arXiv reveals a 6.3% to 17.5% increase in AI usage in academic writing since the introduction of OpenAI's ChatGPT in November 2022.
Researchers identified commonly overused words by AI, such as realm, intricate, showcasing, and pivotal, with a rise in their frequency since ChatGPT's debut, particularly in computer science abstracts.
The findings suggest that familiarity with AI models and access to tools like ChatGPT might have propelled the rapid adoption of AI in academic writing, especially in computer science departments.
Additionally, Dr. Jeremy Nguyen discovered a surge in the use of the word 'delve' in medical papers over the past 34 years, indicating a potential increase in AI-assisted writing within medical research.
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