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The AI-Human Unethicality Gap: Plagiarizing AI-generated Content Is Seen As More Permissible

2023-06-18

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<p>The emergence of generative AI has raised unprecedented concerns about plagiarism. We present six preregistered studies demonstrating that plagiarizing material created by AI is seen as less unethical and more permissible than plagiarizing material created by a human—an AI-human unethicality gap. Students report having plagiarized more from AI than human-generated content in the past (Study 1) and indicate grea...

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10.31234/osf.io/na3wb
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