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The Marker Drift Problem: Measuring LLM-Assisted Writing with Unstable Lexical Indicators
Lexical markers are increasingly used to estimate the prevalence of large language model (LLM)-assisted writing across large publication corpora. However, longitudinal applications of this approach rely on an important assumption: that the relationship between these markers and LLM use remains suffi
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