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  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-818264
    help reduce human error, assist medical professionals and staff, and provide patient services 24/7. 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-363282
    in the field of medicine AI is hopefully going to improve on areas where human error is often seen
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-732397
    Self-driving labs could help to free up researcher time from doing banal repetitive tasks in the lab so that they can spend more time thinking about science. 
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-836505
    The outcome really depends on what the ultimate objective is. Despite all the hype, we do not have a self-evolving AI at this point so we have full control on what we are trying to teach it to do. 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-153764
    much of the risk assessment work carried out by California's regulatory mechanism is rote (e.g., Superfund hazardous waste site remediation at DTSC).  these tasks are the equivalent of clerical work, not necessary to have and pay PhD level graduates to review those reports written by contractors to responsible parties.  AI can easily and more accurately review and provide decisions on those ecologic and human health risks posed by regulated sites and permitted facilities.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-887788
    Used cautiously, it can help integrate and organize information. But it needs appropriate expertise to judge its quality. 
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-445218
    AI is a remarkable tool that can really increase our reach.   I believe the downsides can be controlled.
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-156475
    What I have read so farm in answers given is the problem of balance.
    Most answers presenting one side of the application of science findings.
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-546054
    Many professionals perform statistical analysis or estimate models and inferences about phenomena, mainly in health, without understanding the theoretical model or knowing its restrictions ...
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-195977
    I work in robotics and autonomous driving, there is no way to improve without using AI tools.  Cars and robots need to perceive the world accurately and reason about other agents to enable safe interaction.  This is not possible with classical techniques alone, AI tools are our best chance to bring the promise of robotics to reality.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-417392
    I believe AI will improve some procedures that are too bureaucratic and repetitive
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-270335
    AI tools needs validation but they showed a promising opportunity 
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-180652
    Many people think that Ai generated answers are perfect, yet they may be wrong in some cases.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-234128
    Better prediction algorithms, especially with phenomena that have low base rates (e.g., suicidality)
  • No opinion
    user-628816
    Allow large datasets to be quickly evaluated and summarized.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-98823
    I see potential for it effectively providing a broad literature search for interpretation of specific experimental results (e.g., implications for a particular experimentally determined expression profile).  We are already doing this with Gene Ontology software. 
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-9932
    AI is still in its infancy, and the scientific community should consider it with care. Hype is always a problem when novel and potentially disruptive technologies surface from time to time. 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-99098
    There are many tasks, specially related to information processing in scientific publications (summarising, following up) as well as data analysis that would benefit from AI. 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-625125
    The use of AI algorithms will help us to find new molecules able to be used in the medical field
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-801482
    patient features  classification  predictions of prognosis  
    treatment  customization 
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-627640
    My area of expertise is very technological and I can see how AI might help in interpretation of results
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-947988
    Machine learning to improve enzyme function in plant systems could be very useful
  • Very concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-765513
    People especially students rely more on it rather using their own brain 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-604521
    It will improve structure and also the language fluency
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    SciPinion Admin
    will help address the complex analysis of mixtures/foods/supplements
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-470071
    As much as you control it and put accurate data the AI will do the job you'll benefit from.
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-340576
    I probably don`t know enough to see who it can help in my area of expertise
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-66641
    I think that AI can help to improve my area of expertise
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-970956
    It could set up a better diagnosis and management protocol for a certain patient 
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-276677
    AI or machines should never be end responsible
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-511217
    I work in the area drug discovery which involves lot of money, time, labour  and hazardous chemicals. At this juncture AI could help me to simulate the drug discovery process so that we can know first hand many things that reduce the cost, time etc in the drug discovery.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-414626
    My caveat is that it is used properly and that any personal data are very secure.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-277089
    In the controlled area of drug development, AI has the potential to quickly bring together observations that would take longer for humans to discern.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-313917
    AI has great potential to facilitate the discovery of new molecules and potential uses.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-898139
    It will assist my area of expertise 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-733609
    Artificial intelligence can educate every individual around the world, whether he is educated or not
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-469485
    In Scientific writing, researchers own learnings should be presented while AI tools will not be presenting the true version.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-750007
    AI is helpful in the early detection of heart disease and cancer.
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-184231
    There is definite potential for good. However the danger is it being used without knowledge and treated as Blackbox statistics due to laziness- this often results in incorrect conclusions. 
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-667012
    It might encourage  mental laziness
  • Very concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-300423
    Possibility of deep fake - fake photos and vídeos - can/will be used to create suspicion that can't be dispelled easily, even if you are aware that this can be done....
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-156962
    As long as it is used productively, AI can help accelerate research 
  • Very concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-615872
    AI could do the only thing we really Need in reaserch: Speed.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-599118
    I am optimistic AI might help omics and bioinformatics studies.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-556903
    Thanks to AI (especially machine learning), we can better understand and predict what would happen in the multifactorial world of organism and including organism-environment relationships. This should be understood in a very broad sense, encompassing such areas as biology, ecology, medicine, climate change, etc.

  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-97558
    It will help to further understanding of biological processes increasing understanding of critical pathways and required mechanisms for critical interactions.
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-589379
    I think there is an agenda to use AI to not only support human intelligence (which would be useful), but to supplant it. This is worrysome to me.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-682252
    I believe AI will help improve my area of expertise and won’t replace humans 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-653283
    In my nature i am very optimistic to every discipline in which I observe everything deeply.this help me to improve my area of expertise.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-994669
    AI can help rheumatologist in his practice
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-944765
    I am a primary care physician, scientist, and health care leader. One the areas that I work in is reducing health disparities. I am concerned that AI will exacerbate disparities as it is generative from what already exits out there---a lot of stereotypes...and it may lead to incorrect diagnoses of people as there are nuances to people's use of language when they discuss how they are feeling/symptoms. It could however, help with routine tasks in primary care, like medication refills
  • Very concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-531362
    Most of the work that humans have been performing manually to earn some income will be replaced with AI and people will lose their jobs. Not only that, the future shall be filled with people who do not use their brains intelligently to solve out life's problems.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-189534
    Probably will bring many opportunities
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-300516
    I will help to manage very big databases
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-902762
    أنا متفائل بعض الشيء لأنه ليس من السهل الانضمام إلى مجال خبرتي 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-102176
    Automated and real time decision making will optimize food animal production management at the farm level
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-470717
    AI has enormous potential to help clinicians to offer more accurate treatment to the patient.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-171296
    There is a lot of scope for AI to improve model-derived inference in pharmacometrics, although a major drawback is that AI models tend to apply the "shotgun" approach rather than leveraging prior knowledge and scientific plausibility. There are, however, applications in which it would improve things a lot. 
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-509498
    I think the main issue is the further marginalization of already vulnerable groups and/or countries.
    Sure, there are already many AI-powered tools which work great for those with access to them, but there's a significant risk that the benefits of AI will not be distributed equally. This could exacerbate existing inequalities, as those with the resources to develop and deploy AI can gain even more advantages, while those without such resources may fall further behind.






  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-340804
    Integrating various machine learning models has significantly advanced cancer diagnostics, automating routine processes and enabling more time for complex, creative tasks. These models offer a multi-faceted approach to analyzing complex data, improving the identification and classification of different cancer types.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-297941
    Good servant, bad master. 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-695643
    I conduct applied research on AI in medicine, especially drug discovery, design and repurposing, diagnostics, prognostics.
    AI can be instrumental in shortening the amount of time and resources needed for taking a drug from concept phase to clinical trials, saving enormous amounts of money and time, thus accelerating the drug discovery process. This will ultimately help in focusing on diseases with difficult targets. Moreover, it can also help in identifying new targets.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-777357
    With proper regulations, AI will create a much safer and smarter future for all humankind.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-740
    I am optimistic that leveraging AI capabilities can result into new possibilities for diagnosing, treating, and monitoring mental health problems  
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-794592
    As a dental specialist (orthodontist), I think AI can assist with diagnosis and treatment planning our cases.  I am excited for this possibility.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-282806
    add on tool for reducing time consuming tasks
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-520983
    While it appears to be useful in multiple areas, it is only as good as the programmer and the interpretation of data can be skewed by the incorrect information being "fed" to the AI program. I have seen data interpretation performed by AI software reach a conclusion that was clearly wrong and the conclusion was based on the personal opinion of whoever was controlling the background search parameters. It has also been shown to be detrimental if used with malicious intent. A prime example is the recent examples of making AI porn and being able to integrate the faces of high school students (also famous actresses) onto the characters and then releasing it on media.
  • Very concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-331297
    1. Morocco is the largest producer of cannabis in the world and its population has been exposed to the substance for centuries. Local experience should be taken into account:
    See Chapter 8. Cannabis in Morocco: history and epidemiology by Fatima El Omari, Jallal Toufiq In Cannabis (2008), pages 137 to 146.
    Quote "Although its Arab-Muslim culture has prohibited such practices, Morocco has experienced the use of certain drugs such as cannabis for several centuries. The drug problem in Morocco has grown significantly over the past thirty years despite all the repressive measures deployed to combat and prevent it. Morocco is considered one of the main cannabis producing countries and the main exporter of this drug to Europe (Labrousse et al., 2001; UNODC 2003). Several epidemiological studies demonstrate the increase in drug consumption in Morocco across all social strata (Toufiq et al. 1999). The simultaneous or alternating use of several drugs (polydrug addiction) has also become more frequent. Due to its easy access due to its availability, cannabis is currently the most consumed illicit substance. Addictions are affecting more and more young adolescents or pre-adolescents, particularly boys, but the number of girls seems to be increasing in recent years (Toufiq, 2007)."
    2. According to the PhD thesis of Delphine Sacchi. "Trouble schizophrénique débutant et consommation de cannabis : analyse des modalités de prise en charge. Sciences du Vivant [q-bio]. 2019. dumas-03134341". Quote : "In short, cannabis can lead to the onset of acute psychotic disorders toxic, but can also promote the occurrence of schizophrenia in people vulnerable and aggravate existing schizophrenic disorders. The decompensations are more brutal, more numerous relapses, more intense symptoms, effectiveness therapy is reduced and the progression of the disorder is more unfavorable."
    3. At a time when resources are increasingly being invested into regulating chemicals on the basis of potential human health effects by exposure to trace levels in the environment, and efforts are being made to lower alcohol (a reprotoxic and carcinogenic substance) consumption and tobacco smoke (a carcinogen) exposure, it is dramatic for the future of our younger generation to create the perception that cannabis use can be perceived as socially acceptable and even depenalized.  Quote: "France has one of the highest levels of cannabis use in the world, with almost 40% of 17-year-olds reporting use in the past year. While previous studies had highlighted the existence of a possible causal relationship between the early initiation of cannabis consumption during adolescence and the level of study attained later, researchers from Inserm and Sorbonne University at the Pierre-Louis Institute of Epidemiology and Public Health looked at the impact of this early experimentation on the employment situation in adulthood. The results of the study indicate that people who have used cannabis would be more likely to experience a period of unemployment afterwards, especially if the initiation to this drug took place before the age of 16. The results, which involve monitoring 1,500 people over nine years, are published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence."

  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-180243
    Use of unchecked data. I.e. GIGO. 
    Use of algoritms that are not transparent.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-37487
     
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-7366
    AI is a bilateral, cutting-edge device that can either help or harm the discipline.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-310423
    Collection of relevant literature will improve. 
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-671388
    Disinformation is so prevalent that I think AI will be used extensively to propagate false information and defame individuals.
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-211258
    I think AI will be helpful, so that's good; but the harm matters more.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-798662
    I am from the field of agricultural engineering where there are a lot of concerns which can be addressed by AI,like irrigation and drainage, crop processing machinery, etc. 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-304247
    It is widely used in engineering research
  • Very concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-914553
    It is already shown that without a human brain, machines like Google, Alexa and so on make mistakes and do not have pattern recognition which is needed for discovery processes.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-883671
    May be helpful.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-137308
    I think it will help finding articles and figures related to manuscripts and books that I am writing.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-988514
    help mainly in language, improve my language mainly in writing scientific field 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-9504
    LLM's have already shown their use in stremlining administrative tasks and grant writing. Machine learning is widely used throughout ecology, and the rise of unsupervised methods, perhaps guided by AI, could greatly accelerate the detection of patterns in very messy field data.
  • No opinion
    user-773118
    It depends on the intention of the people who develop AI.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-126526
    It helps do from scratch in brainstorming and help enrich my knowledge.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-307869
    In my area of expertise it could greatly reduce the time needed to write grant applications, answer to reviewers and overall help to review and rephrase parts of the texts generated.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-82216
    AI will help in data analysis but may also manipulate data or even generate data not supoprted by experiments. 
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-382369
    AI may help in the area of oncology and cancer research. Similar to other research areas, AI may be used with knowledge of the specific topic by the user. The search of a specific topic with AI may yield appropiate data as well as fake, incorrect data. Therefore, it should be used with caution and with good criteria
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-391781
    I believe it will help to diagnose easy cases so the time is channeled to more challenging and complex cases that may need extensive discussion with the clinicians.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-499104
    It will and already does allow the streamlining of most repetitive tasks: editing, rephrasing, simple statistics etc
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-237934
    AI can aid in various way in diagnostic imaging and radiology
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-390499
    Unregulated AI is like a new sports car without brakes: the benefits are great as long as the star can be stopped whenever needed. WIth the advent a
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-880409
    There is a lot of “routine” tasks in internal medicine and primary care that trickle down to the sub specialist level. AI may automate some of these tasks to allow for more time by the physician to be utilized in patient care. 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-486614
    I hold a strong sense of optimism about the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on my area of expertise. In neurology and neuroscience, AI presents a wealth of opportunities for innovation and progress. The potential applications, such as advanced diagnostic tools, predictive modeling, and personalized treatment plans, have the capacity to significantly enhance our understanding and capabilities within the field.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-577966
    In the field of pathology, diagnosis will be more quicker and accurate with the use of AI.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-534902
    Considering the current technologies and the angle at which they are developing, I don’t see any danger for the next 20-30 years. However, making broader predictions is quite difficult. We will need to observe the progress together.
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-61436
    AXi helps me in preparation of lectures, scientific manuscripts and more
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-844856
    I believe that as a tool it can streamline administrative work and allow professionals to invest their time in tasks that make real differences.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-362380
    I wouldn't have much direct benegit to lab works
  • No opinion
    user-181693
    I am very hopeful that this could be helpful but also very cautious in my adoption of its utilization. 
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-606285
    I am confident that AI can improve the diagnosis, prognosis, treatment planning, and research of hematological diseases, as well as reduce health disparities and bias in clinical decision-making.
  • Somewhat concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-269733
    Too many unknowns; unintended consequences may be irreversible 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-180234
    My area of expertise demands keeping informed regarding current and emerging research in several areas (e.g., medical education, cognitive science, research methods and statistics, etcetera).    Additionally, AI can enhance programming and data analysis work, as well as with data visualizations...and prevent "human error".  
  • No opinion
    user-106770
    General knowledge needed can be underestimated. 
  • Very optimistic it will help improve/advance my area of expertise
    user-364672
    Great opportunity to benefit from exploding knowledge stock - conditioned on respectful doubts to AI outputs. 
  • Very concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-226006
    I think the artificial intelligence will be very useful in my work.
  • Somewhat optimistic it will help improve my area of expertise
    user-577045
    If used constructively, it would make things faster and easier 
  • Very concerned it will do more harm than good
    user-788615
    AI will limit the thinking of the researchers, so new innovation will be hampered.
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user-740
11/08/2023 08:27
In the field of psychiatry, AI can help in a variety of tasks, mostly related to the ability of processing a large amount of data. I work with NLP, and we use information extracted from patients speech to train classification and prediction models of psychosis and other psychiatric disorders. We hope to turn these models into automated screening.  
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user-434792
11/30/2023 12:30
Good
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user-398007
05/07/2024 10:04
AI is a very welcome development in advancing scientific research. However, as great as it is, great caution must be placed to prevent a scenario of over dependence
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