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"AI-Generated Content Scandal: Uncovering Plagiarism in Academic Studies"
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"AI-Generated Content Scandal: Uncovering Plagiarism in Academic Studies"

Nearly 200 academic papers across various journals have been found to have been partly generated by ChatGPT, raising concerns about the infiltration of low-quality computer-generated content into scientific literature. The scandal has exposed lax peer-review processes at for-profit journals, damaging public trust in science. Academic researchers face pressure to publish, leading to the proliferation of low-value papers. The influence of AI on research papers was exposed by a report from 404 Media, revealing the widespread use of AI-generated content in academic publishing.

2 years ago•Source: Daily Mail
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