Jennifer Wiss-Carline

Jennifer Wiss-Carline is a solicitor and technical author with a strong interest in plagiarism and AI detection algorithms, AI-driven content analysis, and software development. She combines practical coding skills with a passion for enhancing academic integrity. Jennifer is also a practising solicitor who is passionate about ensuring copyright laws do not stifle innovation. She participated in the IP Review hosted by Consumer Focus and the DEAPPG at Parliament, and volunteered her company as a case study for the influential Google/Coadec Copyright Report.

Plagiarism and cryptomnesia

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Lord Byron

Cryptomnesia (literally “hidden memory”) is a situation in which a latent memory is misidentified as one’s original idea. When that idea is used in an original work without attribution, the user has inadvertently committed plagiarism. Two forms of cryptomnesia have been recognized by researchers. These may be referred to as the forgotten thought and the … Read more

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