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How can I trust the paper when there is no proper proofreading?
by j16sdiz 2y ago
How can I trust the paper when there is no proper proofreading?
- OutOfHere 2y agoHow do you know there is no proper proofreading? There is no way to tell, is there? Just because content was generated by an LLM doesn't in itself mean that it wasn't proofread.
- TonyTrapp 2y ago> Methods > We searched and scraped Google Scholar using the Python library Scholarly (Cholewiak et al., 2023) for papers that included specific phrases known to be common responses from ChatGPT and similar applications with the same underlying model (GPT3.5 or GPT4): “as of my last knowledge update” and/or “I don’t have access to real-time data” (see Appendix A). If noone bothered to even spot and remove these, you can be pretty sure that no human ever read the whole paper before publication.
- OutOfHere 2y agoIMO, at this point, AI is very necessary as a pre-reviewer to weed out such papers that haven't been proofread. This is at both the journal as well as the preprint levels, preventing them from getting an audience.