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New software allows faculty to detect AI use in research before publication
Stanford Libraries recently adopted iThenticate, a program that detects AI-generated text in research papers and manuscripts, to help Stanford faculty members check work before publication.
Sakana claims its AI-generated paper passed peer review — but it’s a bit more nuanced than that
Sakana said its AI generated the first peer-reviewed scientific publication. But while the claim isn't untrue, there are ...
OpenAI is working on a new AI model Sam Altman says is ‘good at creative writing’ but to me it reads like a 15-year-old's journal
Company CEO Sam Altman has revealed that OpenAI is currently training a new Large Language Model AI geared towards creative ...
ScienceDirect AI: Elsevier launches generative AI tool for researchers
According to the company, researchers grapple with an ever-growing and overwhelming volume of information and need to quickly ...
If you’ve always dreamed of RV life, here's how to try it
While not hidden per se, renters can be surprised by post-trip fees, which owners may assess upon the RV’s return. Reasons include but are not limited to vehicle damage, unpaid tolls and traffic ...
DreamVid: AI Kissing & Hugging Video Generator Taking Over Social Media, loved by over 10 Millions of Users
If you’ve been scrolling through TikTok lately, you might have noticed a new interesting trend – AI Kiss and Hug. Many ...
DDC: $733M in Dayton projects identified as priorities for government funding
The #Dayton Development Coalition reviewed more than 130 PDAC proposals, considering the region's greatest needs. The outcome ...