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As seen in: Times Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed, York Daily Record, Fintech Reporter UK, Culture Zone! UK, French STEM Today
Times Higher Education deputy features editor & reporter on research and research policy, including funding, academic publishing, ethics and misconduct.
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Ban for Authors Submitting AI Content ‘Welcome but Unenforceable’

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By Jack Grove Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
The preprint platform will ban authors for a year if “incontrovertible evidence” of AI mistakes is found in their work. gorsh13/iStock/Getty Images A major scientific repository’s decision to ban authors whose work contains “hallucinated” references written by generative artificial intelligence has been welcomed by research integrity campaigners despite concerns about how the policy can be properly enforced.
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‘Endemic Microcheating’ by Academics ‘Going Unpunished’

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By Jack Grove Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
Growing levels of “microcheating” by academics are being ignored as universities focus on detecting more serious allegations of scientific misconduct and students’ unauthorized use of artificial intelligence, a leading educationalist has claimed.
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Informal Research Ties ‘More Important’ Than Co-Authorship

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By Jack Grove Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
Being thanked in a paper’s acknowledgments is a better predictor of publication success than prolific co-authorship, according to a study that highlights the importance of participating in the “invisible college” that determines academic fortunes.
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