Do journals understand that my manuscript is written by AI? The advancements of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have been remarkable and widespread, extending to academic writing. AI has brought about a shift in academic writing. AI-powered tools help in various aspects of manuscript creation, from ideation to grammar and syntax verification. They can propose modifications to enhance readability and captivate the reader’s interest. For example, AI assists scholars in keeping up with the latest literature, recommending relevant references, and ensuring that the manuscript complies with the journal’s style guidelines. But an intriguing question arises: “Are journals aware if my manuscript has been crafted by AI?” https://lnkd.in/dS9SbDpV Email: marketing@donotedit.com WhatsApp: +372 5475 7911
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AI in writing causes more harm than benefit to research students. Even though it appears to have the potential to improve writing efficiency at times, nonetheless, it limits the writing abilities of the students. The personal touch, originality, creativity, depth of understanding, and critical thinking are all consistently absent from AI-generated writing. I tested the free versions of ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and other AI tools for academic writing. I found that AI-generated writing often failed to meet the standards and expectations of academia. AI tools also generate fictitious references that research students might be unaware of. Research students should disregard AI in academic writing. The less they use it, the more they develop skills and confidence in writing.
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The AI writing assistant trusted by 1 million academics worldwide. Paperpal, the comprehensive AI academic writing assistant, has surpassed one million users in just 18 months. Its advanced features and dedication to user feedback have made it the go-to tool for academics looking to streamline the writing process and produce high-quality, original content. With features such as precise writing suggestions, comprehensive checks, and a user-friendly interface, Paperpal has gained popularity among researchers globally. Its commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in its high Net Promoter Score of 70. How can AI writing assistants like Paperpal empower researchers to reach their highest potential? — Hi, 👋🏼 my name is Doug, I love AI, and I post content to keep you up to date with the latest AI news. Follow and ♻️ repost to share the information! #aiwritingassistant #academicwriting #researchtools
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AI for Academic writing is Boon or Bane? It's an open debate, Let's discuss this serious concern and share your thoughts. As we know Artificial Intelligence (AI) in digital age becoming an increasingly integral part of our academic toolkit. While AI offers unprecedented capabilities like enhancing research efficiency and accessibility. But at the same time it also presents unique challenges like preserving the integrity and authenticity of academic work. 1- Efficiency vs. Originality: AI tools can drastically reduce the time spent on literature reviews and data analysis, but do they also risk diminishing the originality of academic contributions? 2- Accessibility vs. Misuse: The accessibility of AI can democratize academic research, making advanced writing tools available to a broader audience. However, this raises concerns about potential misuse, such as plagiarism or overly standardized papers. 3- Quality vs. Quantity: With AI's ability to generate voluminous work quickly, there's a looming question about maintaining rigorous scholarly standards and critical thinking. I invite you all to share your thoughts: How do you see AI shaping the future of academic writing? What measures can be taken to mitigate the risks associated with AI tools? #AcademicWriting #ArtificialIntelligence #HigherEducation #ResearchIntegrity #academic #researchfield #writing #bypassAI #AI #AvoidAI #HowtoavoidAI #HowtobypassAI
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Join our webinar on AI and academic publishing: What does the future hold for authors, readers and publishers? 🔊 #AI promises to revolutionise the world of academic publishing – but how, exactly? Will AI usher in a new era of creativity and innovation in academic writing and publishing? Or does it threaten to bring the whole publishing process crashing down, beneath the burden of untrustworthy science, misinformation and plagiarism? Does AI pose a risk to the scholarly publishing sector, or make some players more powerful than ever? Join our interactive #webinar, where we will analyse what the AI revolution means for you, as authors, editors, reviewers, readers and publishers. Register now: https://lnkd.in/eVXiE7Fe Our distinguished panel of speakers includes: - Professor Nicole Grobert, Chair of the Group of Chief Scientific Advisors, Scientific Opinion on Successful and timely uptake of AI in science in the EU - Professor Paul Groth, Professor of Informatics, University of Amsterdam, Member of the SAPEA Working Group on Successful and timely update of AI in science in the EU - Professor Alberto Melloni, Member of the Group of Chief Scientific Advisors, Scientific Opinion on Successful and timely uptake of AI in science in the EU - Anita de Waard, Vice-President Research Collaborations, Elsevier - Kiera McNeice, Research Data Manager, Cambridge University Press #scicomms #sciadvice #AI4science
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Can Chatgpt give feedback to students on their writing? See this new article Patti Taylor and I wrote exploring the possibility and limits of using LLMs like ChatGPT for essay feedback. Check it out in the Journal of Applied Learning and Teaching. It's open access! #artificialintelligence #teachingwriting #chatgpt
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