Graduate students experienced GenAI-assisted research as supporting originality through new ideas and perspectives¶
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q2 i? Participants reported that COREI tools such as SARA, LEO, VIDA, and SADI helped them discover new ideas, connect dots across sources, and find research questions they had not considered. → Soroush Sabbaghan 2025
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Soroush Sabbaghan 2025¶
Soroush Sabbaghan, & Sarah Elaine Eaton. (2025). Navigating the Ethical Frontier: Graduate Students' Experiences with Generative AI-Mediated Scholarship. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-024-00454-6
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Interview finding from the qualitative study. One participant noted, "I was surprised by how SARA and LEO helped me discover new ideas on my research topic," including areas the participant had not previously considered.
"Many participants found that using COREI helped them discover new perspec - tives and ideas that they might not have considered otherwise."
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Related Claims¶
- Graduate students reported maintaining or gaining a sense of agency when working with a GenAI research assistant — related
- Students express profound confusion about whether GenAI-assisted coursework is original work and whether they can claim authorship — related
- PGR students rejected GenAI generation of research ideas, original arguments, or whole papers as violating authorship norms, while accepting surface-level support — reports the opposite
- Nearly all postgraduate research students in the study used GenAI across multiple research stages, positioning it as a supportive assistant with human oversight retained — related
- Students perceive GenAI tools as beneficial for academic engagement, particularly for overcoming language barriers and accessing up-to-date resources — related
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Graduate students experienced GenAI-assisted research as supporting originality through new ideas and perspectives |
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Graduate students experienced GenAI-assisted research as supporting originality through new ideas and perspectives |
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