Perhaps most revealing is what researchers call the trust paradox. While many scientists agree that AI can improve manuscript quality, 57% say they would be unhappy if a reviewer used AI to write peer review reports on their own manuscripts. That number drops to 42% when AI is used merely to augment reports, but the discomfort remains substantial.
Muchendu believes automation is not about replacing people but repairing the cracks in how they work. In his mind, machines should inherit the repetitive, mechanical burdens — the posting, the emailing, the sorting, the endless digital upkeep that suffocates creativity. Humans, he insists, should be reserved for the work only humans can do: imagining, storytelling, building relationships, and dreaming up new possibilities.
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