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Provenance, Not Prohibition: A Framework for AI in Scholarly Publishing
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Summary
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) in scholarly publishing requires clear policies focusing on human accountability and provenance, not just tool use. This ensures integrity by tracing AI-assisted claims and reviews, promoting transparency over prohibition.
Area of Science:
- Scholarly Publishing
- Artificial Intelligence
- Scientific Integrity
Background:
- Generative AI is increasingly integrated into scholarly workflows.
- Current publishing policies often focus on permission or prohibition without clear definitions.
- The core risk involves the loss of provenance in AI-assisted scholarly work.
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