Neha Mishra, Assistant Professor of Practice, Krea-CWP was invited by the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics (IJME) to conduct a workshop on ‘Detecting Generative AI-Use in Academic Writing’ on 23 December 2025.
In the face of rising (un)declared generative AI-use in scholarly communities and the absence of reliable tools to detect such use, Neha Mishra was invited to conduct a workshop for its working editors on developing strategies for detecting AI-use. By comparing AI-generated samples with those written by humans in the field of medical ethics, the workshop a) identified genre- and context-agnostic hallmarks of AI-use, such as specific sentence structures, generic, non-specific content, and lack of narrative logic and b) indicated the need for developing similar strategies for identifying context-specific hallmarks of AI-use.
