But using AI to help write a paper is fine, with proper disclosure.
But Springer Nature, which publishes thousands of scientific journals, says it has no problem with AI being used to help write research — as long as its use is properly disclosed.Photo by Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images
“We felt compelled to clarify our position: for our authors, for our editors, and for ourselves,” Magdalena Skipper, editor-in-chief of Springer Nature’s flagship publication,. “This new generation of LLM tools — including ChatGPT — has really exploded into the community, which is rightly excited and playing with them, but [also] using them in ways that go beyond how they can genuinely be used at present.”. However, the nature and degree of these tools’ contribution varies case by case.
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