Enago has announced the launch of its Responsible AI initiative, designed to help researchers make informed, ethical choices when using generative AI as they write their scholarly manuscripts.Generative AI tools are opening up new possibilities for researchers at every stage of manuscript preparation. As adoption grows, authors need clear, practical guidance on how to use these tools responsibly, understand what publishers expect, document their AI use accurately, and ensure appropriate human review before submission.As part of the initiative, Enago is making available a suite of practical, free-to-use tools for the research community:<ul><li>Publisher AI Policy Library&nbsp;– brings together the AI-use policies of the top 20 academic publishers in an easy-view, actionable format.</li><li>AI Disclosure Statement Generator&nbsp;– helps authors document their use of generative AI and produce a publisher-ready declaration.</li><li>Human Review Guidance&nbsp;– practical guidance on the human oversight that publishers expect before submission.</li></ul>“Generative AI has brought incredible new opportunities for researchers, but navigating the policies around its use can be time-consuming and confusing. We built this initiative to give authors the clarity and the tools they need to use AI responsibly, so they can stay focused on their research,” said Abhigyan Arun, CEO of Enago.Enago is also offering workshops for universities and research-led organisations to give researchers practical insights into using generative AI responsibly and ethically. The Responsible AI initiative is available now at <a href="https://www.enago.com/responsible-ai-movement" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.enago.com/responsible-ai-movement</a>.

Enago launches its ‘Responsible Use of AI Initiative’ to help researchers make informed, ethical choices when using GenAI in scholarly writing

Enago unveils its Responsible AI Initiative, offering researchers practical tools and guidance to use generative AI ethically in scholarly writing. Learn more about AI disclosure, publisher policies, and human review expectations.

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Enago launches its ‘Responsible Use of AI Initiative’ to help researchers make informed, ethical choices when using GenAI in scholarly writing

March 18, 2026