NUS Press Unveils a 'Very Sensible' AI Writing Policy, Economist Endorses Its Rationale
paulnovosad · x · 2026-10-03
Economist Paul Novosad highlights NUS Press's new AI writing policy, calling both the policy and its stated rationale "very sensible." The post links to the publisher's original document; details worth checking for anyone tracking how academic publishing handles AI-generated writing.
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