A lot has changed since we wrote our first post about academia embracing AI-assisted research and education, where we found ourselves nodding along to the thoughts of Avi Staiman…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to mere automation; it is now an active participant in the pursuit of knowledge and understanding. However, in the realm of…
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In this ever-evolving landscape of scientific research, trust in the integrity, validity, and impartiality of the process of disseminating scientific findings is essential for the…
The peer review system, with its roots deeply embedded in scholarly publishing since the 17th century, has been significantly impacted by technological advancements. These…
The rapid proliferation of generative and other AI-based tools in research writing has ignited an urgent need for transparency and accountability. Esteemed scientific journals such…
Should we be worried about research ethics in the AI era or has it been at risk even before its advent? The question of research ethics is not new; it has its roots in traditional…
The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized various fields, including scientific research. From data analysis to predictive modelling, AI has contributed to the…
Generative AI models have revolutionized the way we interact with technology for research and scholarly writing. As these AI systems become increasingly sophisticated in generating…
After COPE, the Committee on Publication Ethics, along with other heavyweights like WAME (World Association of Medical Editors) and the JAMA Network (Journal of the American…
Generative AI is a fascinating and complex landscape, but it is not without its inherent risks and challenges. It entails some of the biggest concerns such as bias, user…
Complete reliance on AI, such as DeepL Write and ChatGPT, for research and scholarly editing is not feasible or advisable.
When editing your scholarly work, the choice among…