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Funding Forward: Grant Applications Up 57 Percent Since 2022

NIH and China's science ministry have barred applications substantially developed by AI, while European funders require disclosure.

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Funding Forward: Grant Applications Up 57 Percent Since 2022

NIH and China's science ministry have barred applications substantially developed by AI, while European funders require disclosure.

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