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Experimental Evaluation of the Reliability of AI-Generated Text Identification in Scientific Literature

Jul 2026 · Physics of particles and nuclei · Vol 57, pp. 549 - 552 · 0 citations · 17 references

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Evaluating the effectiveness of existing systems for identifying AI-generated text in scientific papers calls into question the objectivity of current tools and emphasizes the need to develop specialized methods adapted to the scientific style of writing.

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