1) Humans also are trained on a subset of human knowledge.
2)A lot of papers are just about experimenting something, and then applying simple stats. Eg empirical studies, around 1/3rd of published papers. Like, we tried this drug or did this experiment, from a sample size X here are the results. An expert is needed to maybe comment on the conclusion/hypothesis of the underlying suspected mechanism, but LLMs are still very useful on catching bad statistics or p hacking (so so common)
1) Humans also are trained on a subset of human knowledge. 2)A lot of papers are just about experimenting something, and then applying simple stats. Eg empirical studies, around 1/3rd of published papers. Like, we tried this drug or did this experiment, from a sample size X here are the results. An expert is needed to maybe comment on the conclusion/hypothesis of the underlying suspected mechanism, but LLMs are still very useful on catching bad statistics or p hacking (so so common)