Let’s try something simple. Give ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude the same question from a real university exam and ask them to answer in Spanish, using the same tone and length. What would we expect? It would be natural to think they would respond similarly. After all, all three produce fluent, well-organized, and seemingly correct texts. […] … learn more→

Twitter has been central to a number of controversial cases that have tested the definitions and the limits of academic freedom. The brevity and compression of tweets means that they exist outside of any fixed context and they are therefore very frequently totally ambiguous. What seems very provocative or even outrageous to one reader may […] … learn more→