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(A)I wrote this for you: Memory for presumably AI-generated and human-written prose

2026-07-26

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<p>The exponential rise of artificial intelligence-generated content in recent years has raised questions about how humans process, remember, and recall information based on its assumed source. Our study examined whether labeled authorship affects memory recall by testing the hypothesis that memory for human-authored text would be superior to memory for text believed to be generated by a large language model (LLM)...

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Literature Corpus work: bc4f0481-23af-5169-8b3d-d475f6ecf153
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/zvab9_v1

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