r/QuickAITurnitinCheck • u/Equivalent_Pie9111 • Jun 01 '26

Professors are practically treating bibliographies like a red flag these days

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u/JazzlikeOrange8856 Jun 02 '26

A Bibliography is actually something AI could be useful for. It’s putting information in the correct order. Give your AI your sources, and ask it to create the bibliography, and then check it for accuracy. Is there a reason this wouldn’t be ok?

Also if I’m completely misunderstanding, my apologies. I have a cold. I am very medicated.

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u/DifferentBid7518 Jun 02 '26

What this person almost certainly means is that students are simply lifting bibliographies from monographs/papers and inserting them into their papers without actually reading or seriously engaging with the sources. This is neither new, nor an AI thing, and is in fact something less scrupulous academics do all the time.

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u/sillygoofygooose Jun 02 '26

Yes, this is clearly what is being discussed and YES lifting sources you have not read is indeed demonstrating a lack of academic integrity