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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…
I am the co-editor-in-chief of Business Ethics Quarterly. About half of the articles we publish are normative/philosophical. The rest are…
John Ganz comments. He understates the rather important point that the courts have blocked the most egregious actions, and with considerable success.
Of course, events over the next 24 hours, not to mention between now and early January may change things.
No-one knows how “the long run” is going to go in AI in general, and detection in particular. Right now,…