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AI-Assisted Paper on Z-Library Cites a TorrentFreak Article That Doesn't Exist

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An academic paper on Z-Library cites a non-existent TorrentFreak article, likely due to the authors' disclosed use of AI tools.

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  • •An academic paper on Z-Library cites a non-existent TorrentFreak article, and several other sources are also unfindable.
  • •The authors disclosed their use of AI tools, which may explain the occurrence of these issues.
  • •The use of AI in a paper about shadow libraries is ironic, given that rightsholders are suing AI companies for training on such sites.
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