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A Trump administration policy asks agency scientists to Google their co-authors and report foreign collaborations.

It is perhaps poetic justice that AI and ML conferences too are being forced to grapple with AI-generated slop papers.

AI detection startup GPTZero found 100 fake citations across 51 papers from the prestigious NeurIPS conference, raising questions about the accuracy of AI usage.