AI use in journalism can quickly lead to plagiarism, a reduction in article quality, and the degradation of trust in media.

We asked our three writers to say a bit about how they use — or avoid — AI, and what future it might have for our profession.

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IU has a plagiarism certification passed by over 1 million people, including many of our current students. This egregious ...

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While artificial intelligence (AI) companies have long maintained that copyright law poses a significant barrier to ...

Writing with AI is more of a parasitic act than a plagiaristic one, writes our resident AI and media expert.

Almost half of citations occurred after retraction, posing potential risk to scientific in ...

I took my first in-person midterm exam at Oberlin a few weeks ago. I came prepared with the testing etiquette ingrained in me ...

The Bombay High Court has issued a decisive ruling regarding the lawsuit brought by filmmaker Santosh Kumar against Aditya ...