Kristian Ulrichsen
@kristianulrichsen.bsky.social
Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy. My work focuses on the study of the history, political economy, and international relations of the Gulf States.
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You’re welcome and so is @billlaw49.bsky.social.
The arabdigest.org & especially its podcasts are my go to source for insights about the #Arab world & the #MiddleEast.
The arabdigest.org & especially its podcasts are my go to source for insights about the #Arab world & the #MiddleEast.
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October 11, 2025 at 6:10 AM
You’re welcome and so is @billlaw49.bsky.social.
The arabdigest.org & especially its podcasts are my go to source for insights about the #Arab world & the #MiddleEast.
The arabdigest.org & especially its podcasts are my go to source for insights about the #Arab world & the #MiddleEast.
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And those students then using AI to write assignments, so they never learn to research, evaluate data, & then write academic papers for themselves, and therefore have to rely on AI to write professional articles throughout their career...
I've realised AI is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.
I've realised AI is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.
August 29, 2025 at 3:21 PM
And those students then using AI to write assignments, so they never learn to research, evaluate data, & then write academic papers for themselves, and therefore have to rely on AI to write professional articles throughout their career...
I've realised AI is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.
I've realised AI is nothing more than a pyramid scheme.
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What consequences do they get for falsifying references? It should be a professional punishment, like if an engineered were found to have faked the calculations for a building's safety. Banned from submitting to this and associated journals for a year or more, to start with.
August 29, 2025 at 6:00 AM
What consequences do they get for falsifying references? It should be a professional punishment, like if an engineered were found to have faked the calculations for a building's safety. Banned from submitting to this and associated journals for a year or more, to start with.
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Happened to me as well. Half of the references in a submission to a top journal in my field were clearly hallucinated. The content was however plausible, even if somewhat incremental. Immediate reject.
August 29, 2025 at 6:36 AM
Happened to me as well. Half of the references in a submission to a top journal in my field were clearly hallucinated. The content was however plausible, even if somewhat incremental. Immediate reject.
It baffles me to think that it doesn’t even dawn on them that a third party won’t recognize that references are falsified.’
At what point must something give?
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At what point must something give?
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August 29, 2025 at 5:17 AM
It baffles me to think that it doesn’t even dawn on them that a third party won’t recognize that references are falsified.’
At what point must something give?
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At what point must something give?
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