Scientific papers are considered by many to be the zenith of academic study and vigor. Consider then the paper "Revitalizing our earth: unleashing the power of green energy in soil remediation for a sustainable future." If you're thinking that such a title seems suspicious, you're not alone. But it turns out, even in this realm of academic excellence, there’s an even more obvious tell. At the end of a section, in a scientific paper, appeared a phrase one wouldn't expect: "regenerate response." A smoking gun, if you will, of AI use. And you still have to pay to see the article.