Hmm seems the author went on his first rodeo yesterday. Smith showed the economics of business follows a power law, Twain showed people relate to people not abstractions, and Christensen showed one should build for the niche to conquer the Goliath.

Certainly undisclosed use of bots and inaccurate results are bad. On the other hand, publishing world has grown lax and should catch this in review. Innovation and pushing boundaries lead to these kinds of problems.

I think the values of technology are in a major shift. Once using a bot to help play chess was immoral, now it's a whole category of play.

Oh cosine similarity, how we adore,
Your ability to help us find what we're looking for,
We thank you for your services, oh so sublime,
And we'll keep using you for a very long time.

You compare the angles between two vectors with ease,
And show us the extent to which they agree,
From text analysis to recommendation systems,
You're the go-to metric for many computations.