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MIT News 发布三问专访，围绕 MIT 统计与数据科学中心主任 Sasha Rakhlin 的新文章，探讨 AI 对大学研究与研究生培养的冲击，以及院系应如何重新定义学术评价与训练方式。
The Trump administration plans to give Russell Vought, head of the OMB, veto power over all NIH grants, a move that could politicize biomedical research funding. This follows previous attempts to control NIH grants, which faced legal and congressional pushback.
An open letter signed by 100,000 cancer researchers opposes the use of artificial intelligence in cancer research, citing ethical concerns and potential risks.
The article discusses how market failures lead to underinvestment in critical AI applications like medical research, and proposes state intervention through mechanisms such as demand contracts and public compute to address this imbalance.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is ending a key grant program that supports early-career clinical researchers, potentially impacting their career development and research funding.
The article warns that the Trump administration's proposed rule changes to federal grant-making could politicize and undermine the decentralized U.S. science funding system, drawing strong criticism from AAAS and other commentators.
New restrictions impose limitations on U.S. researchers collaborating with foreign entities on publications, raising concerns about scientific openness and international cooperation.