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Illustration for news: Don't Let AI Agree with You Too Easily

Don't Let AI Agree with You Too Easily

A practical guide for researchers who want better answers, not just agreeable ones.

Illustration for news: What Films Taught Me About Writing

What Films Taught Me About Writing

Illustration for news: What Films Taught Me About Writing

What Films Taught Me About Writing

Illustration for news: From Bizcation to Presentation: Writing a Successful Conference Proposal

From Bizcation to Presentation: Writing a Successful Conference Proposal

Illustration for news: Prompt like a PRO: How to Get the Best Result from AI New

Prompt like a PRO: How to Get the Best Result from AI New

AI tools have become extremely powerful and entered very many fields - from coding and design to marketing, education and writing. The fact is AI cannot read your mind (yet), so the quality of what you get from any tool heavily depends on how well you ask.

Illustration for news: Problems a Reviewer Has to Deal With

Problems a Reviewer Has to Deal With

Illustration for news: Detect AI in the Text

Detect AI in the Text

The advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has had a significant impact on various processes concerning text creation. It entered diverse fields being a tool for crafting ad copies in marketing, writing news reports in journalism, or assisting in writing research papers. Students, too, increasingly rely on AI for completing writing tasks — often without proper review. We, teachers, need to think how to organize the whole education process ensuring its academic integrity. Bathed on my observations, I have collected a list of detectable features that AI-generated texts have. Hope they will be useful for both writers and teachers.

Illustration for news: Why I’ve Created a Writing Group

Why I’ve Created a Writing Group

In the current “publish or perish” culture, writing skills are essential for building a successful career in academia. However, developing good practices is still a very individual process, even if universities offer some support like courses in academic writing. In this post, I will tell my story of becoming a Homo Scribens - a researcher who writes regularly and with pleasure.

Illustration for news: Academic Speaking and the Found Linkers

Academic Speaking and the Found Linkers

Illustration for news: What’s More Important: Nouns or Verbs?

What’s More Important: Nouns or Verbs?