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The fast-paced advancements in technology have ushered in an era like no other, where concepts that were once clear-cut are evolving. Plagiarism, one of the age-old ethical dilemmas, is no exception. In this blog post, we'll explore the intriguing concept of "postplagiarism," a new era where technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and brain-computer interfaces become integrated into our daily lives, raising novel ethical questions and calling for a reevaluation of academic integrity. The Era of Postplagiarism: Inspired by Rebecca Moore Howard's thought-provoking idea that plagiarism is inherently indefinable, we find ourselves standing on the cusp of the "postplagiarism" era. In this new age, advanced technologies blur the lines between creation and imitation, challenging traditional definitions of plagiarism. This era features six significant tenets: Hybrid Human-AI Writing: As AI contributes to content creation, distinguishing between human and