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A commentary published on nature.com calls on researchers to preserve raw research data, arguing it will be needed as AI-powered tools for detecting scientific fraud and errors improve. The piece suggests current integrity checks are limited by the quality and availability of underlying datasets.
Brian Nosek, executive director of the Center for Open Science, announced that as of 16 November the Open Science Framework will no longer accept new uploads of code, data or supplementary materials, though existing public files will remain online. Private files must be deleted or made public by users, or they will automatically become public after the deadline. Preregistration services and the platform's 14 preprint servers will continue operating unaffected.