A leading social sciences journal reports that AI tools, combined with publish-or-perish pressures, have driven a 42% rise in paper submissions since ChatGPT’s launch, but with lower writing quality.

A new Organization Science study finds AI tools have fueled a 42% rise in academic paper submissions since ChatGPT's debut, but writing quality has declined. The journal’s review of nearly 7,000 ...

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A top management journal measured AI’s impact on submissions and reviews. Submissions rose 42%, writing quality declined and ...

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Each study adds a piece to the puzzle of scientific knowledge. But any one study on its own doesn’t tell you all that much.

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