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And that’s why this claim is mostly bullshit. These use cases are all sciences, where the correct solution is usually the same or highly similar no matter who writes it. Small snippets of computer code cannot be copyrighted anyway.
Not surprisingly, softer subjects like “English” and “Theatre” rank extremely low on this scale.
Eh, kinda. It’s not like a science paper is just going to be an equation and nothing else. An author’s synthesis of the results is always going to have unique language. And that is even more true for a social science paper.
Are those "best matches" paper-sized, or snippet-sized?
Article mentioned 400-word chunks, so much less than paper-sized.