As I read countless articles about genAI classroom problems, which typically point to “tells” like content that wasn’t what they requested, voice, and use of sources, it strikes me that these are similar to pre-genAI plagiarism “tells.” I’m wondering whether the plagiarism problem has been worse +
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Roopika Risam
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A little bit later than usual (blame President Obama), but @jenguiliano.bsky.social and I are happy to share the July issue of #ReviewsInDH. Don't miss this fantastic issue from Asian & Asian Diaspora Studies editor @alizhorvathaliz.bsky.social, on microhistories. reviewsindh.pubpub.org/v7-n7
This is gonna be so good! And the cover is beautiful.
Jay ShelatFriends, my book—No Place for Home: Terror and Race in Literature After 9/11—has a cover! I’m so pleased with what Rachel Moeller and the design team at @uminnpress.bsky.social came up with! The book will be out in Spring 2027 and that I’ll post a pre-order link once it’s available! 1/2
Want to resist imposed genAI use in your workplace? There’s some advice and inspiration in here (h/t @readywriting.bsky.social) aftermath.site/ai-resistanc...