Are you just looking for respondents within the UK, or are you interested in a global audience?

If it's always that exact phrase, you should be able to use NOT ("[exact phrase]") to exclude those results from the search without excluding all AI content, I would think? It's a pain in the arse though.

This is such a fascinating idea! What's your context for this? I teach in areas that don't really lend themselves to quizzes, but I love the idea.

Quotes from actual drafts (not comments on said drafts):
"getting women to drink less without doing patriarchal bullshit in policing women’s behaviour"
"Go full Donne with “no man is an island” (can I quote Donne here? I’d love that)."
"Problems encountered: wheels falling off"

Oh my... I was showing my PhD student drafts from my PhD as part of a conversation about how early drafts don't need to be "prose" and can instead be a bit more conceptual and vibes-based, and found some absolute gems demonstrating my slowly loosening grip on sanity.

I'm five-years post PhD and I still do this, it's just my line manager (school L&T head) instead of my PhD supervisors...

Update: man was not made for two straight hours of chasing down broken lookup functions in excel. #AcademicSky

"More than 500 people have died from Covid so far this year, and we could see many more by the time winter is finished," Professor Paul Griffin said

Reported deaths so far this year:

🔹2025 - COVID: 514
🔹2025 - Influenza: 124
🔹2025 - RSV: 14

Data source: www.abs.gov.au/statistics/h...

I printed off the first page of my first paper and framed it - it still sits on my wall at home! It's such a lovely thing to do, and I love the mug idea!

My very first honours student? Of course!

For me, I prioritise enthusiasm, curiosity, and willingness to ask questions as they're almost impossible to teach, but vital to being a researcher.