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Detection, Disclosure, and Verification: A Repeated Game of Generative AI and Scientific Credibility

2026-03-31

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As generative AI lowers the marginal cost of producing polished scientific prose, institutions increasingly rely on AI-detection systems to preserve authorship norms and epistemic standards. Yet detection and generation are strategic complements: stronger detection induces stronger evasion, while stylometric policing can redirect effort away from truth-directed verification toward presentation-directed laundering....

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6f938dec-75c8-51e7-a019-08dc8eaa3873
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10.22541/au.177499312.21860755/v1
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