1、Artificial Intelligence inScienceCHALLENGES,OPPORTUNITIES ANDTHEFUTURE OFRESEARCHArtificial Intelligence in ScienceCHALLENGES,OPPORTUNITIES AND THE FUTURE OF RESEARCHThe Executive Summary and Chapter entitled“Artificial intelligence in science:Overview and policy proposals”wereapproved by the Commit
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6、er digital or print,is governed by the Terms and Conditions to be found at https:/www.oecd.org/termsandconditions.PREFACE 3 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN SCIENCE OECD 2023 Preface Rarely a week passes without announcements that artificial intelligence(AI)has achieved new capabilities.Since the arrival