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I’m a mathematician who works in AI, and although I’m not directly involved, what I hear from my colleagues is…
No-one knows how “the long run” is going to go in AI in general, and detection in particular. Right now,…
I have received a peer review in the past which was pretty clearly generated with the assistance of AI. While…
My Pangram subscription costs about £15 a month. If I were a journal editor, I would automatically be uploading every…
Although that sounds like a simple solution (it is a reasonable place to start!), I’m reminded of the following Douglas…
If you don’t want your journal to publish papers that are written by AI (and I think you should not,…
I’m not an editor, but I have so far been able to keep to a policy of always accepting peer…
Blind Willie McTell (1898-1959) was a prolific bluesman from Georgia, who continued performing into the 1950s. My favorite song of his is one I featured a few years ago, but this song became, posthumously, his most famous number, thanks to the covers:
Surely the most famous (and probably the best) cover was by the Allman Brothers, heard here live at the Filmore East in 1971:
Personally, I also love the 1968 version by Taj Mahal:
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