Webinar: Don’t Let AI Hallucinations Affect Your Writing!

When our 2025 survey revealed that 63% of academics using AI in their research workflows worry about the accuracy of AI outputs, we knew we had to address this head-on. The rising cases of AI hallucinations have become a serious concern for academics worldwide.  

That’s why we’re hosting this important session as part of Paperpal’s The AI Exchange series. Join our expert Professor Emmanuel Tsekleves as he explains what AI hallucinations are, why they matter in research, and how to recognize and avoid them in your writing.  

How to Avoid AI Hallucinations in Your Research Writing 

Date: Thursday, October 30, 2025   

Time: 1:00 PM EDT | 5:00 PM GMT |  10:30 PM IST 

Language: English 

Duration: 1 hour  

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What you can expect  

• Understand what AI hallucinations are and why it occurs. 

• Learn the risks of using unverified AI-generated content in your writing. 

• See how reliable tools like Paperpal help maintain academic integrity.  

• Get a guiding framework to ensure responsible AI use in your research and writing. 

Get your questions answered by our expert during the live Q&A and walk away with practical strategies to leverage AI responsibly in your research writing. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or educator, this is one session you should not miss!

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Meet our expert:

Emmanuel Tsekleves is a Professor at Lancaster University and a former Director of the Future Cities Research Institute. With 130+ published research articles, he is a leading voice in research excellence and academic integrity. As an advocate for responsible AI use in academia, he guides researchers worldwide on ethical AI integration in research workflows. Prof. Emmanuel’s advice on academic careers has inspired 220,000+ researchers across multiple platforms. He serves on the Executive Board of the Design Research Society, has supervised 14 completed PhDs, and has extensive practical experience in research supervision and academic writing standards.

We look forward to seeing you at the session!