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AI-Detection Tools Have Made a Major Leap Forward — But Can They Be Trusted?
Posted on 31 August, 2026 by Mehrdad Fathi
When Daniel Evanko asked a scientist whether they had used artificial intelligence to write their peer-review report, he didn’t expect a confession. Most researchers don’t reveal AI help, says Evanko, who is the director of journal operations at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR). But this time was different. “Wow, you guys are good!” the reviewer wrote back, admitting he had used a large language model (LLM) after running out of time.
Evanko had a secret weapon: a...
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Who Is Responsible When AI Helps to Write Science?
Posted on 2 September, 2026 by Mehrdad Fathi
Generative AI is now embedded in the daily workflow of research. It summarizes literature, drafts sections, sharpens arguments, and increasingly shapes the conceptual framing of papers. Yet publishing norms have not kept pace. The question that remains unanswered is not whether AI is being used — it clearly is — but who is accountable for what it produces.
Authorship was never just a credit mechanism. It is an accountability structure: a signal to the community that a named scholar stands...
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15 March, 2024Today In History
Here are some interesting facts ih history happened on 18 October.
- Louis XIV revokes Edict of Nantes outlaws Protestantism.
- Boundary between Md & Pa the Mason Dixon line agreed upon.
- English astronomer J.K Hind discovers Flor his second asteroid
- US took formal possession of Alaska from Russia ($7.2 million)
- Columbia Princeton Rutgers & Yale set rules for collegiate football
- 1st commercial long-distance phone line opens (Chicago-NY).
- American flag raised in Puerto Rico
- Mata Hari was shot as a spy by French firing squad
- British Broadcasting Corporation established
- Inventor Thomas Alva Edison died in West Orange N.J. at age 84.
- Soviet troops invaded Czechoslovakia during World War II.
- Connie Mack announced retirement as manager of the Phila Athletics
- Willie Thrower becomes 1st black NFL quarterback in modern times.
- Dr. Watson of US & Drs. Crick & Wilkins of Britain win Nobel Prize for Medicine for work in determining structure of DNA
- Walt Disney's "Jungle Book" is released
- Soviet Venera 4 becomes the 1st probe to send data back from Venus
- Robert Beaman of US broad jumps a record 8.90 m.
- US Olympic Committee suspended Tommie Smith & John Carlos for giving `black power' salute as a protest during victory ceremony
- Federal govt bans use of artificial sweeteners known as cyclamates
- Soyuz 8 returns to Earth
- Reggie Jackson hits 3 consecutive homers tying Ruth's series record
- 1st Islander 0-0 tie-Kings at Nassau-25th time shutout-Resch's 15th
- Yanks beat Dodgers 8-4 for 21st world championship 1st in 15 years
- Former 1st lady Bess Truman died in Independence Mo. at age 97