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The role of generative AI for academic writing: A risk of disappearance of students skills? A reflection in the French Context
The article argues that generative AI profoundly transforms academic writing and may partially displace students own writing skills, especially in the French university context. It shows that Gen AI tools can handle many linguistic and formal aspects of writing, raising questions about what remains
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