#Healthsciences

A massive new study has uncovered detectable “AI fingerprints” in millions of scientific papers, revealing that artificial intelligence has quietly become a pervasive force in academic publishing. Researchers found that at least 13.5% of biomedical research abstracts published in 2024 showed evidence of being written with some assistance from large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT and Google Gemini—raising fresh questions about research integrity and the future of scholarly communication (phys.org).

A global study shows AI-assisted language appears in about 13.5% of biomedical abstracts since 2024, as large language models like ChatGPT and Google Gemini quietly influence scientific writing. The finding reflects a shift in authorship dynamics and raises questions about originality, transparency, and how science is communicated. For Thai researchers, the trend comes at a moment when the country expands its research capacity and aims to publish more in international journals.