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AuthScribe: Supporting Agency and Authorship in LLM-Assisted Reflective Journaling
Large language models are increasingly used in reflective journaling, where articulating an experience is part of interpreting it. This raises questions about how writers retain authorship, exercise agency, and assess personalized assistance. We present AuthScribe, an LLM-assisted reflective journal
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