
Trust, but Clone the Repo: Fact-Checking AI-Assisted Academic Papers
A reproducible audit of AI-assisted academic papers shows why checking code, data, citations, and regional labels matters more than polished prose.

A reproducible audit of AI-assisted academic papers shows why checking code, data, citations, and regional labels matters more than polished prose.
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A refreshed look at Orca, explanation tuning, and why smaller language models need richer supervision, stronger data, and better evaluation.

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A welcome post on rebuilding this site as a cleaner technical portfolio for software, AI, engineering, chemistry, physics, learning, and growth.

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