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Generative AI makes it possible to “create” almost anything. But what happens when it’s used to launder other human artists’ creations?| Plagiarism Today
Pavol Gašpar, the Intelligence Director of Slovakia, is accused of plagiarizing his 2011 thesis. However, it already seems he'll face no consequences for it. Source| Plagiarism Today
Earlier this month, Google introduced a "Homework Help" button to its Chrome bowser. Following backlash, it's removed it... for now. Source| Plagiarism Today
A recent article by the CBC highlights an issue with fake degrees in immigration policy. However, it's not an easy problem to fix. Source| Plagiarism Today
In Rhode Island, the interim superintendent for the Pawtucket School Department plagiarized a welcome-back address. However, the department is protecting him. Source| Plagiarism Today
Generative AI makes it possible to “create” almost anything. But what happens when it’s used to launder other human artists’ creations?| Plagiarism Today
Many people claim that AI is democratizing writing. However, all it’s doing is democratizing the final product, not the process that creates it.| Plagiarism Today
Yesterday, Grammarly announced a new AI-focused editor that brings new features. However, it probably won’t win over many in academia.| Plagiarism Today
With PlagScan ending private plans, a question is raised: How accessible should plagiarism detection tools be to the public?| Plagiarism Today
