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In AI, machine learning, and radiomics studies, data preparation, model validation, and interpretation necessitate human expertise for robust and reliable results.
The use of artificial intelligence in medical writing must be carefully managed, prioritizing patient data privacy, source accuracy, and scientific accountability.
Uncontrolled use of artificial intelligence can negatively impact the publication process due to methodological inconsistencies, academic superficiality, and ethical risks.
AI tools can assist in academic writing, offering support for drafting and language. However, without expert oversight, they risk compromising scientific depth and consistency in scholarly texts.
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