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A weird phrase is plaguing scientific papers – and we traced it back to a glitch in AI training data
(theconversation.com)
this post was submitted on 16 Apr 2025
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Its the immediate takeaway i made from the headline, so i dont feel like its buried deep
It's not mentioned at all in the article, so what you inferred from the headline is not what the author conveyed.
Ah, i admit i didnt read it, because the headline and the implication of AI being an issue in academia wasnt exactly news to me.