In scientific research, generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has a wide range of applications and in practically all spheres. It impossible to list all the tasks for which GenAI can be used and new ideas are constantly emerging on how it can support scientific work. However, it is important to remember that the use of GenAI in science poses numerous ethical and legal challenges. Therefore, those working in science must act extremely responsibly in relation to AI-generated material and be transparent in their use of the technology.

The author must disclose the scope and location of any AI tools used within the text, explicitly indicating which sections of the work were generated or assisted by AI.

This information should be placed in an appropriate section of the publication (e.g., the introduction or conclusion) in a way that allows the AI's contribution to the text to be unambiguously identified. Disclosure of using AI tools is required to ensure editorial transparency; however, it does not determine whether the manuscript will be accepted or rejected. This remains subject to an independent peer and editorial review.

Template declaration of artificial intelligence usage:

I hereby declare that I did not utilize artificial intelligence tools at any stage in preparing this monograph.

I hereby declare that I utilized artificial intelligence tools during the preparation of this monograph. This statement must be supplemented with information detailing which specific AI tool was used and the exact scope of its application.

 

See:

Recommendations of the Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland for the use of generative AI within scientific work

 

The position of the Association of College Publishers' and its recommendations for the use of generative artificial intelligence tools in the writing of scientific papers