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BEWA: A Bayesian Epistemology-Weighted Artificial Intelligence Framework for Scientific Inference

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BEWA: A Bayesian Epistemology-Weighted Artificial Intelligence Framework for Scientific Inference BEWA: A Bayesian Epistemology-Weighted Artificial Intelligence Framework for Scientific Inference Craig S. Wright Department of Computer Science University of Exeter cw881@exeter.ac.uk (June 19, 2025) Abstract The proliferation of scientific literature and the accelerating complexity of epistemic discourse have outpaced the evaluative capacities of both human scholars and conventional artificial intelligence systems. In response, we propose Bayesian Epistemology with Weighted Authority (BEWA), a c

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