How can Academic Writing Improve in a Post-AI Era?
Jun 17, 20268mEp. 15S2
AI writing tools have thrown another cog in the gears of academia. How can academic writers get back to what they love to do? In this episode, I float a few ideas!
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Every week, Dr. Aure Schrock thinks about problems that academic writers confront. The most important make their way into the Academic Writing Talk with Dr. Schrock podcast, which comes out on Wednesdays.
Unknown Host hosts Academic Writing Talk, a education show with 42 episodes published.
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