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The anatomy of an AI-supported academic article is becoming more apparent. I desk reviewed ~70 manuscripts this week for our journal. Reckon 20ish had significant AI assistance. On top of hundreds of others recently I'm starting to see patterns. Are other editors are seeing the same or similar? 1/

2026 and there are still pricks in the comments on these posts making unfunny sharpie "jokes" as if it was the scientists and public servants of the NWS and NOAA who sat in the president's chair or gave him the sharpie. grow up. this is a vital service and we don't need the rest of it to be gutted.

National Weather Service@nws.noaa.gov · 2w ago

The National Hurricane Center Deputy Director will provide a LIVE update on Tropical Depression Two in the northeastern Gulf around 11:45 AM EDT today July 19, 2026. Please join us on Facebook Live and the NHC YouTube Page at: youtube.com/user/NWSNHC

Key Messages on Tropical Depression Two in the Gulf.  This system is forecast to become a tropical storm this week.

I am responsible for the academic skills line in our AI programme and I think part of the 26/27 curriculum needs to be to help students understand that all those “AI assistants” that publishers and apps force on them are in fact “traps” for them to avoid. >>

Olivia Guest · Ολίβια Γκεστ@olivia.science · 3w ago

> Something seems to be lost on my peers today: it’s still easy to not use AI. [...] Eschewing AI is one thing that we can actually do to live out ethics that affirm values of human and environmental rights. It’s almost a gift! Just use a computer the same way you did three years ago!

ICYMI: English-language media keep praising Japanese fans for cleaning World Cup stadiums. Professor Tamada Atsuko went viral pushing back: Japanese men do the least unpaid housework in the OECD, and she'd like them to start doing it at home.

Japanese Professor: Men Who Pick Up World Cup Trash Should "Do It at Home," Too

FIFA praised Japanese fans for cleaning the World Cup stadium. A Chubu University professor's viral reply, however, asked why Japanese men can't do this at home.

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Can we start adding declarations of “no AI use” to published articles. I would want to know if what I am reading is slop, in part or in whole. Just saw a new paper cite me in odd ways that make no sense, unless some LLM use. But how can I distinguish sloppiness & misunderstanding from AI slop?