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A new report has found that roughly one-quarter of medical papers were "made-up or plagiarized," underscoring a need to develop new tools for detection.

US lawmakers have warned that fake research papers risk compromising trust in the entire scientific system, as artificial intelligence (AI) makes it ever easier for so-called paper mills to fool journals into accepting made up articles. Some estimates suggest hundreds of thousands of fake papers could exist in the human genomics literature alone. Paper mills have also managed to impersonate guest journal editors to wave through hundreds of their own fraudulent articles.

Premium Content Subscriber only THE state’s information commissioner has rejected a bid by Ipswich City Council to bypass privacy laws and publish the names of former councillors alongside their expenses. It is a blow for Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding, who is wanting to expose more detailed information about how ratepayer money was spent under previous administrations. Cr Harding’s first order of business after being elected last year was to get the ball rolling to establish the landmark Transparency and Integrity Hub so residents could have direct access to past and present financia...

Premium Content Subscriber only IPSWICH Mayor Teresa Harding was less than impressed after a report into how $4.6 million was spent on the Smart City Program failed to deliver the detail she was looking for. During this month’s Governance and Transparency Committee meeting, Cr Harding questioned whether ratepayer money spent on the program could have been wasted by the previous administration on consultants and overseas travel. At the council’s first meeting in April, a mayoral motion was adopted to establish the Transparency and Integrity Hub. Ipswich mayor Teresa Harding said there was...