Study links AI dissertation use to lower academic retention
A working paper finds US STEM PhD graduates who used AI for dissertations are 17% less likely to work in academia and 16% more likely to work in industry.
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A working paper finds US STEM PhD graduates who used AI for dissertations are 17% less likely to work in academia and 16% more likely to work in industry.
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