A Nature thread argues AI should be used to accelerate research, not just decorate it
Ghost_Pilot_MD · x · 2026-07-26
- The quoted post argues that Nature should spotlight methods for using AI to accelerate research instead of spending scarce publication budget on illustrations.
- It frames the trade-off as a resource-allocation problem: money and time should go toward experiments, collaboration, and research tools.
- The broader point is that generative AI should be presented as a positive force for scientific progress, not treated as a side topic.
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