Arzilli et al. 2025 warn that increased reliance on AI-driven authoring tools could exacerbate an infodemic of unreliable or misleading information, a risk amplified by the prevailing publish-or-perish culture.
E26 states verbatim that increased reliance on AI-driven authoring tools could exacerbate an 'infodemic' of potentially unreliable or misleading information, a risk exacerbated by the prevailing 'publish or perish' culture.
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“Increased reliance on AI-driven authoring tools could exacerbate an "infodemic"—an overwhelming flood of potentially unreliable or misleading information.”
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“This risk is exacerbated by the prevailing "publish or perish" culture, which prioritizes publication volume over meaningful contributions.”
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