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A study analyzed 89,744 UK Research Excellence Framework 2021 articles to see if ChatGPT scores research quality differently by first-author gender. Despite withholding author info, male first-authored papers received different scores, indicating potential AI bias.
A study analyzed 89,744 UK Research Excellence Framework 2021 articles to see if ChatGPT scores research quality differently by first-author gender. Despite withholding author info, male first-authored papers received different scores, indicating potential AI bias.
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Large Language Models (LLMs) are being considered for research evaluation, raising concerns about the introduction of AI bias. This study investigates whether ChatGPT research quality scores differ by first-author gender using 89,744 journal articles from the UK Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021. Author...
As LLMs like ChatGPT are considered for research evaluation, understanding and mitigating AI bias is crucial to ensure fair assessment. This study highlights the risk of unintended gender bias even when explicit author data is hidden.
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