Writing research papers will NEVER be the same (ChatGpt is disrupting academia)

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00:00 - Intro
01:56 - The story
05:06 - One way scientist are using CHATGPT
06:51 - Problems with large language models
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[@shaondebnath8602]

Hello, I appreciate the valuable information you provided. I have a question regarding a specific matter. If I initially articulate my experiments and results in my own words and style, would it be acceptable to rephrase them using ChatGPT?

[@AcademicEnglishNow]

This depends on what your university or the journal allows. As I mentioned in the video, some have banned the use of AI all together

[@user-sl7xn2fp5q]

​@AcademicEnglishNow how they will identify the AI? If you can just rephrase a couple of words, and it would not be considered as AI?

[@SGT_Gram]

They wont, you have access to the same AI analyzers as they do and Universities have been sued for alleging a students work was AI since AI is known to hallucinate and no AI analyzer gives the same results. This is how AI is synergistic with us, it saves us hours of filtering information we dont need to find what we do. All these hours are now yours again to further your research and revise as much as needed.
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[@AcademicEnglishNow]

@@user-sl7xn2fp5q I don't know. I'm not an expert on plagioarism detection software, but I'd imagine they can have access to all the input AI is producing. In any case, I wouldn't take my chances

[@n.s.5278]

In which part of the world can you be sitting in short sleeves in late December? Certainly not the UK.

[@AcademicEnglishNow]

Costa Rica 😎

[@henryn_razor]

​@@AcademicEnglishNowthought you were in East Africa. Uganda