"Berger notes that chatbots can be fantastically useful for early-career researchers whose first language is not English. He thinks that these editing assistant

"Berger notes that chatbots can be fantastically useful for early-career researchers whose first language is not English. He thinks that these editing assistants are probably already playing a part in improving cover and application letters from students, as well as abstracts of papers submitted to journals, adding: 'You can tell the English is a lot better.'” So basically fraud. "Romanowska says that, for the students she supervises, she recommends using ChatGPT to code, especially when they are struggling to get their code to work. 'It is very easy to copy and paste problematic code into ChatGPT and then ask what is wrong. Not only will it most often point out the problem, but it will also highlight other potential problems,' she says." A great future for scientific computing. "But the scholarly work, which takes time, deep thought and ingenuity, chatbots can’t do. That, she says, is 'the actual core of what we are supposed to be doing'." Agreed.