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AI tools optimize orthopedic research workflows, but ethical and reliability challenges remain.
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Artificial intelligence is transforming orthopedic research and residency education, warranting an exploration of its key applications, ethical considerations, and challenges as a research assistant.
Artificial intelligence tools offer significant potential to streamline orthopedic research workflows, though ethical and reliability challenges remain.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming orthopedic research by optimizing academic workflows, improving evidence synthesis, and expanding access to advanced data analysis tools. Generative AI models such as ChatGPT and GPT-4, alongside specialized platforms such as Consensus and SciSpace, empower researchers to refine search queries, enhance literature reviews, synthesize documents, and conduct advanced statistical analyses. These technologies enable the interpretation of large datasets, saving time and boosting efficiency. For orthopedic residents, AI is particularly impactful, revolutionizing their education and fostering greater independence in research. This review explores the key applications of AI as a research assistant in orthopedics, as well as its ethical considerations and challenges.
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Supports AI exploration in orthopedic research; leaves open ethical and reliability validation before adoption.
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Pérez et al. (2025) conducted a review in Orthopedic research. Artificial intelligence tools was evaluated. Artificial intelligence tools optimize orthopedic research workflows by enhancing literature reviews, academic writing, and data analysis, though ethical and reliability challenges remain.
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