Recent advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping global scientific output, with significant gains in productivity and the automation of complex tasks. While researchers abroad are already experimenting and redefining their practices, Brazil continues to see little discussion, limited access, and an excessive focus on regulation. The result could be a deepening of scientific inequalities, requiring a rapid response based on experimentation, the dissemination of best practices, and access policies. Available only in Portuguese.
Author: Rafael Cardoso Sampaio E Manoel Galdino
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