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She doesn't say anything about OCR. Prior to AI, I'd say she had a bunch of students going through images for credit. The present study attempted to empirically determine the prevalence of one type of problematic data, inappropriate image duplication, by visual inspection of electrophoretic...

https://notthebee.com/article/number-of-harvard-medical-affiliated-publications-flagged-for-manipulated-results-this-year-37-and-counting

Imagine the wide array of scientific papers one could write from a purely DEI perspective.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/04/opinion/science-evidence-merits.html https://indefenseofmerit.org/

Because the last thing I'm concerned about when I'm having a heart attack, stroke, or just gotten a cancer diagnosis is the impact the treatment will have on the environment or non-human animals. Science is dead...

State your position here. https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/which-diet-beer-is-better.180842/

Ultras aren't heavy and it's easy to put away a bunch without feeling like you've been drinking beer all day. I certainly do enjoy a higher quality beer, but they can

Try diet beer. 2.6 carbs is also keto friendly. Amirite, @Mklein13?

Here's a perfect example of bad science. They found a correlation between air pollution and fat women. Of course it's the pollution, not meal choices or lack of exercise.

The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance; it is the illusion of knowledge. - Stephen Hawking https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20220812-the-illusion-of-knowledge-that-makes-people-overconfident

This is the problem. We accept the results based on peer review, but it's looking like peers aren't really reviewing.

https://notthebee.com/article/everything-we-knew-about-alzheimers-may-have-been-fabricated-and-us-department-of-justice-just-launched-a-criminal-investigation-into-the-company-behind-it...