Martin Böhnert

Philosopher working on epistemology, the climate crisis, and the Anthropocene.
Interested in knowledge practices, care, and responsibility.
Teaching and public knowledge transfer at University of Kassel.

2025-06-26

@satrevik
That’s exactly how I approached it, too: the em dashes followed by short clarifications are a strong hint at AI's current "style", as is the very precise citation. Especially in contrast to the comma error in the left text, which you wouldn’t expect from an AI.
But of course, these are just indicators. Without the hint that one was AI-generated, it would’ve been much harder to tell, if at all.

2025-06-26

Found this large sheet I used to sketch the core of my soon-to-be-published @TATuP article – quotes, arguments, questions, arrows everywhere.

Not the clean outline of a finished text, but a messy map of thinking-in-progress.

How do you develop your texts? Sketches, lists, voice notes?

#AcademicWriting #ResearchProcess #ScienceCommunication

Photo of a large sheet of paper filled with handwritten notes, arrows, quotes, and thoughts. The paper is slightly crumpled and densely covered, showing an early-stage sketch of an article’s structure.

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