Can You Retract from an LLM?
Atomized, tokenized, and weighted, papers may not be addressable anymore
Our recent podcast discussion of the “double bubble” faced by scientific publishers — OA and AI — caused me to finally try to address a question that’s been on my mind off and on:
- Can a paper be retracted from an LLM?
Let’s look at two LLMs in medical publishing used by two top medical journals — NEJM’s “AI Companion” and OpenEvidence (which adds JAMA, among others) — to gauge an answer.
Bottom line? Expect the unexpected.
Let’s dive in.
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