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Tech reviews: AI-powered mastering and mixing apps

Dale Wills investigates AI-powered apps for music mastering and mixing.
A screenshot of iZotope’s Audiolens desktop app
A screenshot of iZotope’s Audiolens desktop app - © Courtesy Audiolens

As technology continues to advance, so do the challenges and ethical dilemmas that come with it. One such challenge is the growing concern around the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in academic plagiarism. With the increasing availability of AI-powered tools and platforms, it has become easier than ever for students to plagiarise content and evade detection. This not only undermines the integrity of academic institutions but also poses a significant threat to the education system as a whole. In this article, we will explore the dangers of AI in academic plagiarism and the measures that institutions and individuals can take to prevent it.

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