Writing on LaTeX, academic publishing, research integrity and AI-assisted writing.
AI models invent citations to papers that do not exist, and they are ending up in published research. Here is how bad the problem has gotten, and how TeXposit stops fabricated references before they reach your bibliography.
Emailing manuscript_v4_final_REVISED.tex is still how a lot of research gets written. What real time editing fixes, and the four things it has to get right before anyone trusts it with a manuscript.
AI disclosure statements are unverifiable by construction. Recording authorship while the document is written replaces an attestation you have to trust with a record anyone can check.
Where TeXposit differs from Overleaf, where Overleaf is still the better choice, and the five questions worth asking before you switch anything.
Why we moved a LaTeX engine into the browser instead of making our servers faster, what it costs, and where it still falls short of a full TeX Live install.