Much of our shared knowledge about biodiversity, including data on species' traits, relationships, and occurrences, is stored in the published literature. This body of knowledge can span multiple centuries, languages, and publication formats, making it challenging to collect, compare, and synthesize data across entire...
Samuel H. Church, Maciej K. Mańko, Felipe Zapata et al.· Current Biology· 0 citations
Summary Large language models (LLMs) increasingly write code, analyze data, and orchestrate scientific workflows. This can create reproducibility challenges because LLMs blur the boundary between how an analysis is built and what it depends on at run time. Guidelines for LLM-assisted science begin with a critical choic...
C. Dunn, Darrin T. Schultz, J. Musser· Patterns· 0 citations
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