ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND TEXT-PROCESSING GENERATIVE TOOLS: EFFECTIVE USE OF CHATGPT IN WORKING WITH SCIENTIFIC TEXTS
Buranova Barno Minglibayevna , Phd., Associate Professor, Department Of Uzbek Language And Literature, Jmcu, Uzbekistan Nazarova Munira Yusupovna , Phd Student Of Jmcu, UzbekistanAbstract
Today, artificial intelligence tools have opened the door to fantastic opportunities for scientists conducting scientific research. In particular, artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT make it very convenient to write scientific articles. Using ChatGPT, you can quickly and easily write a scientific article, develop an article plan, add facts and evidence, and improve the style of the article. However, using ChatGPT also has its restrictions and rules because artificial intelligence cannot reflect the full human potential. In this thesis, several issues, such as why researchers should use ChatGPT, how to write an influential scientific article using ChatGPT, and the limitations of this artificial intelligence tool, are analyzed.
Keywords
Artificial Intelligence, scientific article, analysis
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