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AI Hallucinations October 04, 2026 · Medium

Who Owns the Argument? A Review of Cheng, Calhoun, and Reedy on AI -Assisted Academic Writing

Athaluri et al., “Exploring the boundaries of reality: investigating the phenomenon of artificial intelligence hallucination in scientific writing ...

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