2023 Winner from Duke University School of Medicine

In late 2023 and early 2024, Aspen Digital put out a public call for submissions of excellent descriptions of artificial intelligence (AI) in reporting from 2023. From hundreds of excerpts representing over 80 different publications ranging from student papers to international mainstream press, we chose 15 winners.

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ChatGPT is what is known as a large language model, which can “train” itself on books and articles and “learn” the patterns and connections among words. When a user gives it prompts and asks it to create new content, ChatGPT instantly generates a written response. Researchers at Duke are using protein language models that work on a similar principle to predict interactions among proteins and interactions between proteins and potential drugs.

— Angela Spivey writing for Duke University School of Medicine

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In this excerpt, Spivey uses scare quotes to qualify verbs that personify an AI tool (“train” and “learn”). Although the excerpt has some personifying language (“asks”), the last sentence centers the people using the tool (“researchers”), specifies what type of technology the researchers are using (“protein language models”), and explicitly describes what the technology is being used to do (“predict interactions between proteins and potential drugs”).

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