Artificial intelligence has long since become part of academic writing. Scientists use it to find wording, edit text, translate, structure articles, prepare summaries and analyse the literature. But this raises a logical question for scientists: where is the line between useful help and a breach of academic integrity?
A new video has gone up on our channel, in which Anastasia Zuieva, an expert from the scientific and educational centre at Scientific Publications, explains in detail:
- Is it even permissible to use artificial intelligence when writing a scientific article?
- What must be declared to a journal’s editorial board, and what can be left out?
- How should a declaration on the use of AI be properly drafted?
- What AI-related mistakes can get a manuscript rejected, even at the technical-review stage?
- What is worth checking before submitting an article, in order to avoid problems?
Enjoy the video!
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