Ghent University's rector has retaliated against the researcher who exposed Jason Arday's plagiarism. It turns out the rector, Petra de Sutter, violated his own university's policy against AI plagiarism last year. https://t.co/zMyNXHKZtb

@BBCNews The @BBCNews literally let Jason Arday serve as "guest editor" of its Today program, a major honor. Past guest academic editors included Stephen Hawking, Tim Berners-Lee, James Dyson, and Martin Rees. https://t.co/0NL96Lod9B

@BBCNews This appalling documentary remains uncorrected, and BBC Verify is shamefully silent about its own misinformation: https://t.co/marIimBXdO [Quoted] Diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder at the age of 3, Jason Arday learnt to read & write at 18. On Monday he’ll start work as @Cambridge_Uni’s youngest black Professor. It was a real privilege to help tell his story @BBCNews https://t.co/8sCJnL26fb

.@BBCNews has turned off replies for its responsibility-denying "analysis" https://t.co/nPJOiGs9ls [Quoted] Analysis: Jason Arday's death will send shockwaves through a divided academia https://t.co/haRJMs7IAg

Here is the tragic end to this story: https://t.co/R8743uEdZg [Quoted] The @BBCNews says Jason Arday's death will send shockwaves through universities. It should send shockwaves through the media and the BBC. They promoted him, spread his misinformation, and are to blame for his rise and fall. They must be held accountable. https://t.co/WEqnovEQdH

Here is the tragic end to this story: https://t.co/R8743uEdZg [Quoted] The @BBCNews says Jason Arday's death will send shockwaves through universities. It should send shockwaves through the media and the BBC. They promoted him, spread his misinformation, and are to blame for his rise and fall. They must be held accountable. https://t.co/WEqnovEQdH

The @BBCNews says Jason Arday's death will send shockwaves through universities. It should send shockwaves through the media and the BBC. They promoted him, spread his misinformation, and are to blame for his rise and fall. They must be held accountable. https://t.co/WEqnovEQdH

Jason Arday fooled Cambridge, many say. It’s more like Cambridge chose to be fooled. Arday is the end result of the Left’s decades-long strategy to encourage students to identify as “victims,” including through “disability,” so it could lower academic standards. By @galexybrane https://t.co/ki1cBo1EzR

Cambridge's Jason Arday scandal is a rarity, say many journalists and academics. It's not. It's typical. Behind the Left's war on universities is the cowardice of professors and the class interest of radicalized administrators.... https://t.co/sYmeuSWZgw [Quoted] Cambridge's Jason Arday scandal is a rarity, say many journalists and academics. It's not. It's typical. Behind the Left's war on universities is the cowardice of professors and the class interest of radicalized administrators. https...

The Jason Arday plagiarism and fabulism scandal at Cambridge should not distract universities from doing more to increase the number of black and minority professors, say many in the media. “By failing to do due diligence on Mr Arday before launching him, editorialized the Guardian last week, “the university has done a serious disservice to black and neurodivergent scholars more widely.” What’s more, wrote a professor of Black Studies at Birmingham City University, “the idea that Arday benefi...