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Tuhin Chakrabarty

AI Researcher and Incoming Computer Science Professor at Stony Brook

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AI researcher and incoming computer science professor at Stony Brook University

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Aug 2025 — Jul 2026
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TechCrunchopinioncautiousAug 26, 2025

OpenAI's new creative writing AI produces technically competent but tonally overwrought metafictional prose that mimics pretentious high school writing workshop output rather than demonstrating genuine creative insight.

“Discusses concerns about creative writing AI and copyright issues with training data”

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Daggermouth Novel Bestseller AI
The AtlanticmixedJul 29, 2026

“Led study analyzing AI detection in Kindle ebooks and identifying telltale signs of AI-generated content in bestselling novel Daggermouth.”

AI chatbot writing tic negative parallelism
The AtlanticcautiousJul 13, 2026

“Computer science professor studying AI writing who discusses reinforcement learning's role in chatbot writing patterns.”

Every chatbot has the same tell, and nobody can explain it
The AtlanticcautiousJul 13, 2026

“AI writing researcher who explained how reinforcement learning may have incentivized chatbots to use 'negative parallelism' through human reviewer preferences.”