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The actual DOI link also goes to that space article on science.org. It could be just that we as well as Google only sees that but the authors saw the real paper
by foxglacier 1y ago
The actual DOI link also goes to that space article on science.org. It could be just that we as well as Google only sees that but the authors saw the real paper. Of course it's part of a big load of cite-spam so even if they did read it, they probably just cherry picked something - anything that seemed to support their vague low value claim.
- Animats 1y agoRight. They discovered something real. LLMs turn scientific papers into business-speak, and that there's a lot of that going on. Then they tried to dress up that result for publication, ineptly. Doing so probably improved their chances of getting published. The word list I posted above is from their additional data PDF file. The paper itself doesn't contain it. Once you see their word list, it's obvious to anyone who follows business news what's going on. Scientific papers are being run through a process that converts them to press releases. That's a good result, made worse by running it through the process the paper derides.