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AI in Academic Publishing: Policies from Elsevier, Springer Nature, and Cureus
As AI tools like ChatGPT gain traction in academic research, top journals are setting boundaries to ensure responsible use. Let's dive into the AI-related policies of three major publishers—Elsevier, Springer Nature, and Cureus—focusing on AI authorship, content creation, and peer review.
AI authorship is a no-go. All three publishers prohibit listing AI as an author since it lacks the capacity for responsibility. Elsevier, Springer Nature, and Cureus allow AI to assist with grammar and readability, but content generation must be human-driven.
Language vs. research content: AI can polish writing, but it’s strictly banned from fabricating research conclusions. Cureus, for instance, is clear that while AI can edit, it shouldn’t alter intellectual content.
AI in peer review? Not yet. These publishers agree that AI isn’t ready to replace human expertise in evaluating research due to bias and confidentiality risks.
The bottom line is that AI is a helpful tool for researchers, but human accountability remains non-negotiable.
AI & Health Info: Trust Issues?
The latest KFF Health Misinformation Tracking Poll sheds light on how Americans interact with AI for health information. While two-thirds of adults have used or interacted with AI, only one-third do so regularly. Surprisingly, a majority (56%) say they lack confidence in their ability to distinguish fact from fiction when using AI chatbots for health advice.
AI + Health = Trust Issues
A mere 29% of adults trust AI bots like ChatGPT to provide reliable health info. This trust is higher for tasks like tech advice (48%) or home maintenance tips (54%), but skepticism dominates the health sector. Even among AI users, just 36% trust AI for accurate health advice.
Is AI helping or hurting health information seekers? The jury's still out—55% of adults say they aren’t sure of its impact, while 21% think it helps, and 23% believe it hurts efforts to find accurate information.