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Approach: They propose to model humans, LLMs, and texts in a provenance network . they propose to use epistemic doppelgängers to generate texts that are indis- tinguishable from human-authored texts .
Outcome: The proposed models induce semantic drift, erode account-ability, and obfuscate intent and authorship.

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