Kimberly Becker
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Aug 31, 2026
BEST OF: AI vs Human writing, and what it means for our thinking
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George AHOST
So why don't you just give us the high level summary and then we'll dig in from there and jump off into some larger questions.
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3:11Kimberly BeckerGUEST
Well, first, let me say, so my background is in applied linguistics, which is a little bit different from theoretical linguistics in the sense that I'm mostly interested in describing what language does in the real world.
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3:33Kimberly BeckerGUEST
And my training for my master's and my PhD was in corpus linguistics, which is, you know, big databases of language that we study to look for patterns.
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3:46Kimberly BeckerGUEST
And so, actually, the story behind that research is that I had, I don't know if you're familiar, there's a platform, it's a social media platform for researchers and academics that is called ResearchGate.
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4:00Kimberly BeckerGUEST
It's where we can share our research a little more openly than, you know, especially if it's kind of behind a paywall, people can share.
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