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Alessia Visconti
@alesssia@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp last week

Despite being extremely vocal against #LLM , I strongly suspect that too many juniors (not just students) are using it for reports and manuscripts. I have no problem in dedicating my time to edit a draft so that someone with less experience will improve their #academicWriting , but editing #AiSlop is really starting to annoy me.

How are other people in #academia (including juniors) dealing with this? How to tag (or self-tag) someone's own work?

#academicChatter #phdlife #higherEd

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Alessia Visconti
@alesssia@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp last week

Despite being extremely vocal against #LLM , I strongly suspect that too many juniors (not just students) are using it for reports and manuscripts. I have no problem in dedicating my time to edit a draft so that someone with less experience will improve their #academicWriting , but editing #AiSlop is really starting to annoy me.

How are other people in #academia (including juniors) dealing with this? How to tag (or self-tag) someone's own work?

#academicChatter #phdlife #higherEd

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Kai Arzheimer
@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

Hey, this is not even a joke #AcademicWriting#AcademicChatter

A three-panel Cyanide & Happiness comic. Panel 1 shows a person telling another they couldn’t access their CV. Panel 2 offers to sell the CV for $39.99 or $10 for 24-hour access. Panel 3 shows the first person entering the Elsevier building
A three-panel Cyanide & Happiness comic. Panel 1 shows a person telling another they couldn’t access their CV. Panel 2 offers to sell the CV for $39.99 or $10 for 24-hour access. Panel 3 shows the first person entering the Elsevier building
A three-panel Cyanide & Happiness comic. Panel 1 shows a person telling another they couldn’t access their CV. Panel 2 offers to sell the CV for $39.99 or $10 for 24-hour access. Panel 3 shows the first person entering the Elsevier building
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Kai Arzheimer
@kaiarzheimer@fediscience.org  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

Hey, this is not even a joke #AcademicWriting#AcademicChatter

A three-panel Cyanide & Happiness comic. Panel 1 shows a person telling another they couldn’t access their CV. Panel 2 offers to sell the CV for $39.99 or $10 for 24-hour access. Panel 3 shows the first person entering the Elsevier building
A three-panel Cyanide & Happiness comic. Panel 1 shows a person telling another they couldn’t access their CV. Panel 2 offers to sell the CV for $39.99 or $10 for 24-hour access. Panel 3 shows the first person entering the Elsevier building
A three-panel Cyanide & Happiness comic. Panel 1 shows a person telling another they couldn’t access their CV. Panel 2 offers to sell the CV for $39.99 or $10 for 24-hour access. Panel 3 shows the first person entering the Elsevier building
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Mark Dingemanse
@dingemansemark@scholar.social  ·  activity timestamp 7 months ago

New on the blog: Oxford University Press is going all-in on surveillance capitalism https://ideophone.org/oxford-university-press-is-going-all-in-on-surveillance-capitalism/

In which I show that OUP doesn't trust authors with offprints of their own publicly funded work & thinks scholarly exchange is piracy while at the same time selling out to AI slop producer OpenAI #academicchatter#OxfordUniversityPress#OUP #academicwriting

Piracy: primarily our concern is that if an author uploads it to their own website or to a university repository (as a great many people do, and which in all honesty we don’t really object to per se, though it is contractually disallowed), it’s then easily downloaded by any number of people and made widely available – and that is the issue.
Piracy: primarily our concern is that if an author uploads it to their own website or to a university repository (as a great many people do, and which in all honesty we don’t really object to per se, though it is contractually disallowed), it’s then easily downloaded by any number of people and made widely available – and that is the issue.
Piracy: primarily our concern is that if an author uploads it to their own website or to a university repository (as a great many people do, and which in all honesty we don’t really object to per se, though it is contractually disallowed), it’s then easily downloaded by any number of people and made widely available – and that is the issue.
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