HN Surfaces Google Scholar Search for 'Kidney Disappointment,' Exposing AI-Paraphrased Papers in Journals
Summary
A Hacker News front-page item on Aug 16 pointed to a Google Scholar search returning ~189 hits for the nonsensical phrase 'kidney disappointment' — a mangled paraphrase of 'kidney failure' produced by AI or auto-translation tools attempting to evade plagiarism detection. Examples include papers referencing a 'UCI Persistent Kidney Disappointment dataset.' The finding echoes the earlier 'vegetative electron microscopy' tortured-phrase discovery and shows AI-paraphrased text continuing to slip past reviewers in ostensibly peer-reviewed journals.
Originally reported by scholar.google.com
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