AIIs it plagiarism when AI models don't cite their sources?
A researcher says papers they co-authored on in-hand rotation might have been used in Astra's pen-spinning demo, but questions its lack of citations.
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A researcher credits Astra with making prior research more accessible, but says it does not cite the work it builds on. They ask whether that amounts to plagiarism and warn that disrupted incentives could stop some creative work. A reply argues that papers written using these tools must still cite earlier research, while questioning whether the reviewing system will keep functioning.
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Is it plagiarism when AI models don't cite their sources?
A researcher says papers they co-authored on in-hand rotation might have been used in Astra's pen-spinning demo, but questions its lack of citations.
TLDR
A researcher credits Astra with making prior research more accessible, but says it does not cite the work it builds on. They ask whether that amounts to plagiarism and warn that disrupted incentives could stop some creative work. A reply argues that papers written using these tools must still cite earlier research, while questioning whether the reviewing system will keep functioning.