Should science regulate its own AI use? French debate over human expertise vs state oversight
IgorCarron · x · 2026-11-01
In a French thread, @barrieredr argues (citing agreement with Cédric Villani) that AI use in science should be regulated by the scientific community itself rather than the state, to preserve human expertise — "Human + AI > Human alone or AI alone." IgorCarron dismisses it as "yet another strawman argument" without elaborating.
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