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plagiarism
noun as in copying of another's written work
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Even AI-generated content can be vulnerable to old-fashioned plagiarism -- Chen is involved in a legal battle with a social media account he alleges stole elements from his series' trailer.
By the spring of 2021, Buster had been kicked out of law school, reportedly for low grades and plagiarism.
There’s an accusation of plagiarism that ought to be extremely easy to prove but is instead treated as something that can only be made to stick if there is proper political support.
Still, even in a movie where people are always skulking around rifling through each other’s things, his claim that he chose a drunken late night to confront Maggie about plagiarism sounds inconceivable.
However, teachers also reported concerns that AI could negatively affect pupils' skills while some were worried about plagiarism and inappropriate use of the technology.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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