You Can Hide Secret Messages in Fake Academic Writing
Ten years ago, a trio of MIT students created SCIgen, a program that spits out gibberish academic papers that have, improbably, since been published in real journals. Many embarrassing catches later, SCIgen’s creators are back with something even better: SCIpher. Like SCIgen, SCIpher uses context-free grammar filled with randomly generated computer science buzzwords. (The creators,…
