Why does cheating matter? — Olivia Guest
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A personal anecdote and an appeal to junior colleagues.
introduction It has come up a number of times both on social media and in private conversations that especially junior people in academia, such as PhD candidates, are unable to not use AI. That is so-called artificial intelligence chatbots or similar products (see the this paper here to help understand what this means). They tell me that they feel so much direct or otherwise pressure from peers to use AI that they fear for their careers if they don't. If this describes you or addresses worries you've heard from others, then this is for you. So, I will assume that at some point, you came…
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