Bill Ackman

And so when a professor is accused of plagiarism, university does sort of a deep dive. They have these administrative boards and it can take six months, nine months, a year to evaluate, you know, intent matters. Was this intentional theft of another person's idea? That's academic fraud. Or was this sloppy, you know, you missed or just humanity, right? You miss a footnote here or there.

And so when a professor is accused of plagiarism, university does sort of a deep dive. They have these administrative boards and it can take six months, nine months, a year to evaluate, you know, intent matters. Was this intentional theft of another person's idea? That's academic fraud. Or was this sloppy, you know, you missed or just humanity, right? You miss a footnote here or there.

And I think once it got to a place where people felt it was theft of someone else's intellectual property, That's when it became intolerable for her to stay as president of Harvard.

And I think once it got to a place where people felt it was theft of someone else's intellectual property, That's when it became intolerable for her to stay as president of Harvard.

And I think once it got to a place where people felt it was theft of someone else's intellectual property, That's when it became intolerable for her to stay as president of Harvard.

Of course. The common understanding of plagiarism, if you look in the dictionary, it's about theft. Theft requires a intent. Did the person intentionally take someone else's ideas or words? Now, if you're writing a novel, words matter more. If you're taking Shakespeare and presenting it as your own words.

Of course. The common understanding of plagiarism, if you look in the dictionary, it's about theft. Theft requires a intent. Did the person intentionally take someone else's ideas or words? Now, if you're writing a novel, words matter more. If you're taking Shakespeare and presenting it as your own words.

Of course. The common understanding of plagiarism, if you look in the dictionary, it's about theft. Theft requires a intent. Did the person intentionally take someone else's ideas or words? Now, if you're writing a novel, words matter more. If you're taking Shakespeare and presenting it as your own words.

If you're writing about ideas, ideas matter, but you're not supposed to take someone else's words without properly acknowledging them, whether it's quotation marks or otherwise. But in the context of academics' life's work before AI... everyone's going to have missing quotation marks and footnotes. I remember writing my own thesis.

If you're writing about ideas, ideas matter, but you're not supposed to take someone else's words without properly acknowledging them, whether it's quotation marks or otherwise. But in the context of academics' life's work before AI... everyone's going to have missing quotation marks and footnotes. I remember writing my own thesis.

If you're writing about ideas, ideas matter, but you're not supposed to take someone else's words without properly acknowledging them, whether it's quotation marks or otherwise. But in the context of academics' life's work before AI... everyone's going to have missing quotation marks and footnotes. I remember writing my own thesis.

There were books you couldn't take out of Widener Library, so I'd have index cards, and I'd write stuff on index cards, and I'd put a little citation to make sure I remembered to cite it properly. And scrambling to do your thesis, get it in on time, what's the chances you forget at what point what are your words versus the author's words, and you forget to put quotation marks.

There were books you couldn't take out of Widener Library, so I'd have index cards, and I'd write stuff on index cards, and I'd put a little citation to make sure I remembered to cite it properly. And scrambling to do your thesis, get it in on time, what's the chances you forget at what point what are your words versus the author's words, and you forget to put quotation marks.

There were books you couldn't take out of Widener Library, so I'd have index cards, and I'd write stuff on index cards, and I'd put a little citation to make sure I remembered to cite it properly. And scrambling to do your thesis, get it in on time, what's the chances you forget at what point what are your words versus the author's words, and you forget to put quotation marks.

just the humanity, the human fallibility of it. So you don't get, it's not academic fraud to have human fallibility, but it's academic fraud if you take someone else's ideas that are an integral part of your work.

just the humanity, the human fallibility of it. So you don't get, it's not academic fraud to have human fallibility, but it's academic fraud if you take someone else's ideas that are an integral part of your work.

just the humanity, the human fallibility of it. So you don't get, it's not academic fraud to have human fallibility, but it's academic fraud if you take someone else's ideas that are an integral part of your work.

Again, I think it would have sent a better message if a leader fails as a leader, and that's the reason for their resignation or dismissal. then she gets, if you will, caught on a technical violation that had nothing to do with failed leadership. Because I don't know what lesson that, you know, what lesson that teaches the board about selecting the next candidate.

Again, I think it would have sent a better message if a leader fails as a leader, and that's the reason for their resignation or dismissal. then she gets, if you will, caught on a technical violation that had nothing to do with failed leadership. Because I don't know what lesson that, you know, what lesson that teaches the board about selecting the next candidate.

Again, I think it would have sent a better message if a leader fails as a leader, and that's the reason for their resignation or dismissal. then she gets, if you will, caught on a technical violation that had nothing to do with failed leadership. Because I don't know what lesson that, you know, what lesson that teaches the board about selecting the next candidate.