Their research reports that fake AI-generated scientific articles have flooded the search engine Google Scholar. The study's findings of AI-fabricated junk science mean that fake science has been ...

The rise in AI-aided, or wholly AI-written, scientific papers could spell disaster for public trust in science.

The impact that Google Scholar — which is owned by web giant Google in Mountain View, California — has had on science is remarkable, says Jevin West, a computational social scientist at the ...

Today, even though you can’t access Scholar directly from the Google-prime page, it has become the internet’s default scientific search engine—even more than once-monopolistic Web of Science ...

Google Scholar makes the endless search for publications a breeze. Essentially, the website is a search engine in the spirit of Google itself, but with a variety of additional features that make ...

Through agreements with publishers, Scholar accesses the “invisible” or “deep” Web, that is, commercial Web sites the automated “spiders” used by search engines such as Google cannot access. 2 Using ...

Google Scholar, the free search engine for scholarly literature, turns ten years old on November 18. By 'crawling' over the text of millions of academic papers, including those behind publishers ...

A recent investigation of the academic search engine highlights the pervasive issue of AI-generated text in academic literature, especially regarding controversial topics.

Google Scholar could give China its first inroad back into the Chinese market, after the firm effectively pulled out in 2010.

AI-generated papers are infiltrating Google Scholar, raising concerns over academic integrity and the spread of misleading research in the scientific community.