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Professor Halbach raises three concerns. One is about the availability of PDFs of OUP monographs. Another is about version discrepancies…
I should clarify that this was the conclusion of university counsel as a matter of policy as well. But of…
I have no expertise in this, but i have been looking for such a program for student papers. My understanding…
I just tried Pangram out as a test. I uploaded two chunks of text that were almost entirely AI-generated using…
Pangram’s outputs match my judgment about whether something is AI more reliably than any other tool’s. It is the most…
Not selling PDF versions of books, or shifting to HTML-only versions for web access, will do absolutely nothing to prevent…
MOVING TO FRONT FROM Sept. 22
Devon Carbado (Law, UCLA) writes: "The last data I looked at suggested that we are experiencing a downward trend with respect to the number of people of color being tenured at American law schools. What is the cause of this trend and how are we going to fix it?" Comments are open at Professor Carbado’s site for discussion of this topic.
UPDATE: Professor Carbado has now posted links to pertinent data as commenters on his prior post had requested.
My experience on Pangram is that it does not (seem to) give many false positives, but that it does allow…