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"AI Summaries" have infested # ScienceDirect now with their inaccurate but confidently-formulated statements
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El Duvelle"AI Summaries" have infested #ScienceDirect now with their inaccurate but confidently-formulated statements... Fortunately some people are fighting back, like @Iris who emailed them about it:
AI slop and the destruction of knowledge
We should all do the same until they remove these "summaries"!
@elduvelle @Iris @academicchatter
Fixed!
sciencedirect.com/topics/psych
Job well done!
Now all you have to do is fix the rest of the internet that's wrong!
#respect
@elduvelle @Iris @academicchatter The AI crowd is not educated enough to understand what it is destructing. Ignorance, destruction and denial are a sign of the times. It is sad.
@elduvelle @Iris @academicchatter
In case of interest I first complained about ScienceDirect 'Topic Pages' and the non-consensual hyper-linking to Topic Pages within Elsevier published articles back in 2021... and the Scholarly Kitchen community deflected the critique **sigh**
This issue has been brewing for a long time. I'm really glad you're calling this out, thank you.
I do wish research libraries would stop hosing money at Elsevier.
scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/20