potentially dumb question: if you trained GPT-4 on all published scientific papers, would it be able to identify which outcomes or findings were repeated across the corpus? yes, right?

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I wonder if the fact that scientific papers are covered under copyright has something to do with the relative un-insightfulness of GPTs.

If we lived in a world where they were part of the corpus I'm certain GPTs would be more informed

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So this was a problem tackled by Content Mine, which started as a literature scraping repo and sort of evangelizing org. Based out of UK because law said scraping copy-written material was chill.