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Story summary
- A discussion highlights the ethical implications of using AI tools for writing, with the library stating AI-generated content constitutes plagiarism.
- Roger Kreuz, author of Strikingly Similar, explains plagiarism's definition is evolving and involves taking others' words or ideas without credit.
- The introduction critiques AI 'humanizers' that modify AI-generated text to appear human-written, raising questions about user responsibility.
- San José State University and other colleges advocate strict adherence to academic integrity.
