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This article conceptualizes artificial intelligence (AI)-enhanced journal clubs and writing camps as emerging forms of human–AI collaborative learning, deploying generative AI as a dialogic partner in reading, writing, reflection, and knowledge construction. AI chatbots offer real-time feedback, personalized guidance, and accountability mechanisms, enhancing collaboration and productivity. However, ethical considerations are paramount to avoid over-reliance on AI and promote transparency in its use. By encouraging responsible chatbot engagement, these practices empower students and researchers to develop their skills, boost confidence, and build a collaborative academic community. Instead of imposing banning and catching policies, this article argues that AI, when integrated thoughtfully, contributes to a more enriching and transformative educational experience.
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