In possibly an unwise move, I'm actually going to respond to the initial point here. There's a totally valid discipline in taking concepts from different areas

In possibly an unwise move, I'm actually going to respond to the initial point here. There's a totally valid discipline in taking concepts from different areas and smushing them together to make a new idea. That's what a lot of creativity is, fundamentally. So a bot that's been trained across a wide variety of texts, spitting out an amalgam in response to a prompt that causes a connection to be made, is not only possible, but likely a very good way of generating papers (or at least abstracts) for humans to check. And if the raw output is readable, why not publish it?