Abstract
With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) to support the labor-intensive screening phase of literature reviews, much of the focus has been around the accuracy of AI tools. However, the impact of replacing human reviewers for title and abstract screening with AI remains largely undefined. This study continues previous assessments of AI (Cichewicz et al. 2022) to determine the potential time and cost savings when implementing AI tools in the conduct of literature reviews.
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