Professor Stephen Biddle is the International Security and Diplomacy Concentration Director at SIPA. He is a member of the Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies and Adjunct Senior Fellow for Defense Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Read MoreAs AI detectors misfire and universities race to redefine “original work,” the authors ask: what does learning look like when every sentence might be suspect?
Read MoreThe following article is from Communiqué, SIPA’s former print newspaper. It was originally published on December 4, 2002. In light of our discussions in this issue on AI and plagiarism, we decided to reprint it.
Read MoreFrom The Summer I Turned Pretty to The Recruit, our screens overflow with shows that are just…well, fine.
Read MoreWhen “The Velvet Sundown” hit a million streams and a Rolling Stone feature, fans thought they’d found the next great psych-rock band…until it was revealed that the group didn’t exist.
Read MoreWhat happens when Hollywood invents a holiday tradition, and a nation adopts it? Aguilar revisits the legacy of Spectre’s now-iconic opening scene.
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