Even when researchers from leading universities, including the University of Tokyo's Waseda University, were caught hiding secret commands in academic documents to trick AI systems that help AI assess results to give positive scores without knowingly, the research industry was shaken when researchers from leading universities, including the University of Tokyo's Waseda University, were caught hiding secret commands in academic documents to give AI systems that help AI assess results to be more accurate by unknowingly, while the research community was being overwhelmed by the same scientific research, the University of Chicago published a review of AI, which was published in the journal Science and Technology Review, which found that the use of these new commands to provide a number of scientific results was not enough to make the results more accurate, but that the results of these studies were largely unknown.