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Understanding AI Detection

26 September 2026 | Jerome Chang

This webinar will show you how to navigate the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in academic publishing, helping you understand publisher policies, protect your work against faulty AI detectors, and humanize your writing so your research is evaluated fairly.

What you’ll gain from the session

● Ethical guidance and publisher policies: Clear understanding of current AI guidelines from major publishing bodies (including COPE, AM, Wiley, and IEEE) and when disclosure is required.

● Understanding AI detector limitations: Practical insights into how AI detection tools work and why non-native English writers and international collaborations face a disproportionately high risk of false positives.

● Actionable techniques to humanize text: Strategies to identify and eliminate telltale AI signatures, such as repetitive “rules of three,” overused buzzwords (like “delve”), formulaic transitions, and excessive m-dashes.

● Best practices for transparency and audit trails: How to keep clear records of prompts and revisions to demonstrate research integrity and ownership of your manuscript.

● Future trends in academic integrity: Insights into why publishing is moving away from algorithmic detection toward ethical responsibility and author training

About our Host:

Nick Case

Founder & Chief Operations Officer

Nick Case holds an MBA from the UK and is the Founder and Chief Operations Officer of AsiaEdit.

Nick began his training career in Hong Kong in 1995 and co-founded Armstrong-Hilton, which later developed into AsiaEdit, in 1996. Over the past three decades, he has delivered academic writing and research grant workshops at leading Hong Kong universities. As AsiaEdit’s Chief Operations Officer, he also oversees the company’s day-to-day operations.

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