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- 2026-05-24 research_milestone A study published in The Lancet revealed a significant increase in AI-generated fabricated references in biomedical papers. 来源
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AI hallucinations insert fake citations into scientific papers
AI tools are increasingly inserting fabricated references into academic papers, a phenomenon that risks undermining the scientific process. A study of biomedical literature found over 4,000 fake citations across nearly …
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Toyota recalls 43,566 vehicles; China adopts credit-based coal import inspections
Toyota is recalling 43,566 vehicles sold in the U.S. due to a risk of collision from potential power loss. The General Administration of Customs has decided to adopt a credit-based inspection management for imported coa…
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36Kr Digest: Coal inspection changes, Tiger Intl. clarifies, global mental health report
36Kr's daily digest covers several distinct topics, including China's customs administration adopting a trust-based inspection system for imported coal via rail and road. It also addresses Tiger International's clarific…
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DeepSeek-V4-Pro API pricing to adjust post-discount
DeepSeek announced that the API pricing for its DeepSeek-V4-Pro model will revert to its original price after May 31, 2026, following a 75% discount period. The article also mentions the box office success of the film "…
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36Kr Daily: Yonghui Supermarket pursues debt, global mental health crisis, WeChat recall rules
The 36Kr daily digest covers a range of news, including a significant debt collection case where Yonghui Supermarket is pursuing over 3.6 billion yuan from Wang Jianlin and others. In health news, The Lancet reports a n…
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US overdose deaths drop 27% in 2024, but addiction crisis persists
Overdose deaths in the United States saw a significant decrease of nearly 27% in 2024, with synthetic opioid fatalities dropping by 37%. Despite this historic decline, public health experts remain cautiously optimistic,…
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Surgeon General advisory details screen time risks and benefits for children
A new advisory from the Department of Health and Human Services highlights the nuanced effects of screen time on children, noting both significant risks and potential benefits. While excessive use, particularly of socia…
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Medical consensus renames PCOS to PMOS for clearer diagnosis
A global consensus has renamed polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), aiming for a more accurate representation of the condition's multi-systemic nature. This change, involv…
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Made-up citations in biomedical papers surge 12x since 2023
A recent study published in The Lancet reveals a significant surge in fabricated citations within biomedical research papers. The rate of these invented references has escalated over twelvefold since 2023. This trend ra…
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Trump administration replaces USAID with 'Trade Over Aid' initiative
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), a significant global health institution, was shuttered in July 2025, with its functions absorbed by the State Department at a reduced capacity. The Trump a…
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Biomedical research papers show 14-fold increase in fake citations over three years
An audit of 2.5 million biomedical research papers revealed that approximately 2,800 contained fabricated citations. This represents a significant increase, with a 14-fold rise in such instances over the past three year…
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AI tools blamed for surge in fabricated citations polluting scientific literature
A recent study published in The Lancet indicates a significant increase in fabricated citations within academic literature. Researchers from Columbia University suggest that generative AI tools are likely responsible fo…
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Lancet study: Fake citations surge over 12x amid AI advancements
A recent study published in The Lancet indicates a significant surge in the rate of fake citations, with an increase of over 12 times observed between February 2023 and February 2026. This trend highlights a growing con…
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Medical student suspects AI screening tool unfairly rejected his residency applications
A medical student, Chad Markey, suspects that an AI screening tool may have unfairly rejected his application for residency programs. Despite strong academic credentials and recommendations, Markey received only rejecti…
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AI diagnostics and drug discovery offer new hope against antibiotic resistance
Artificial intelligence is emerging as a critical tool in the fight against antibiotic resistance, a growing global health crisis. AI-powered diagnostics can now achieve over 99 percent accuracy in identifying resistant…