Are ChatGPT and other pretrained language models good parasitologists?

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2023
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Abstract
Large language models, such as ChatGPT, will have far-reaching impacts on parasitology, including on students. Authentic experiences gained during students' training are absent from these models. This is not a weakness of the models but rather an opportunity benefiting parasitology at large.
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Authors Šlapeta, Jan;
Journal Trends in parasitology
Year 2023
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S1471-4922(23)00039-9
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artificial intelligence Education examination study generative pretrained transformer

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