How to prevent AI hallucinations in academic work
A quick guide for detecting and preventing AI hallucinations in research, plus strategies for maintaining citation integrity and content accuracy in scholarly work.
Professor Lennart Nacke, PhD
I help you change into a more resourceful researcher and writer (+/- AI). 35k+ research citations. University Research Chair & Tenured Full Professor.
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