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A peer-reviewed paper in New Review of Academic Librarianship cites at least ten non-existent references, including a 2021 TorrentFreak article and a 2019 Harvard Journal of Law & Technology piece. Authors admit using Consensus AI and ChatGPT, while Pangram detected 100% AI-generated text. Publisher Taylor & Francis now investigates the integrity concerns regarding the flawed academic work.
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