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AI as a governance enabler: Reconceptualizing artificial intelligence for responsible research and innovation

Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) has established itself as a crucial framework for steering emerging technologies towards ethical, inclusive, and sustainable outcomes (Fisher et al. 2024)....

Insighttechnologyscienceai governancetandfonline.com·Tech by Flipboard·4d ago·10 min read

Medical students use TriNetX health data platform to produce low-quality studies, critics say

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science.org23d ago

Independent researcher blocked from submitting to UK biochemical journal due to lack of funding

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oxylipins.substack.com1mo ago

Elsevier Fires Third Editor in Citation Cartel Crackdown; Hundreds of Papers Face Potential Retraction

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Chris Brunet2mo ago

Researchers repeatedly leak UK Biobank participant health data on public GitHub repositories

Tracking DMCA takedown notices filed by UK Biobank against GitHub repositories where researchers accidentally published participant health data.

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biobank.rocher.lc·Hacker News: Front Page·2mo ago·4 min read

Academic Fraud as Symptom of Systemic Problems in Research Incentives

OPINION - It is not surprising that a case of scientific fraud occasionally comes to light, according to associate professor Empirical Political Science Alex Lehr. ‘Many of us are doing our stinking best to maintain scientific integrity and produce rigoro

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voxweb.nl·Hacker News: Front Page·3mo ago·11 min read

Influential but Flawed Management Science Paper Cited 6,000+ Times Without Correction

A couple months ago we had a post, This paper in Management Science has been cited more than 6,000 times. Wall Street executives, top government officials, and even a former U.S. Vice President have all referenced it. It’s fatally flawed, and the scholarl