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Using generative AI to write manuscript content
Can authors use generative AI tools like ChatGPT or DeepSeek to generate parts or all of the manuscript text?
For example: Generating text using AI prompts, developing content based on ideas, creating machine summaries based on other published content. | allowed | not allowed | allowed | |
Is human review needed in this case? | mandatory | not allowed | mandatory | |
Does the author need to disclose AI tool usage in this case? | mandatory | not allowed | mandatory | |
Does the author need to disclose human review of AI output, in addition to using AI tools? | not defined | not allowed | mandatory | |
Using non-generative automated tools for language improvement
Can authors use automated tools like autocorrectors or grammar checkers (e.g. MS Word Text Predictor, Trinka, Grammarly, etc) to improve the language of their manuscript? This includes refining, correcting, editing, or formatting the text to enhance clarity.
This does not include generating any content or summaries using generative AI tools (GPT, DeepSeek, etc) | not defined | not defined | allowed | |
Is human review needed in this case? | not defined | not defined | mandatory | |
Does the author need to disclose AI tool usage in this case? | not defined | not defined | mandatory | |
Does the author need to disclose human review of AI output, in addition to using AI tools? | not defined | not defined | mandatory | |
Using generative AI for language editing and improvements
Can authors use a generative AI tool like ChatGPT or DeepSeek to edit and improve the language in a manuscript they've written? This includes asking the AI to correct grammar, refine the text for clarity, or rewrite sentences. | not defined | not allowed | not allowed | |
Using AI for manuscript translation
Can authors use an AI tool (e.g., ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Google Translate, or DeepL) to translate their manuscript into another language for publication? | not defined | not defined | not defined | |
Using AI to generate data visualizations
Can authors use an AI tool to generate a visualization of their research data or results? This includes using AI to create a graph, chart, or other visual representation from their dataset.
| not defined | not defined | not allowed | |
Using AI to edit or refine data visualizations
Can authors use an AI tool to correct or refine an existing visualization of their research data or results? This includes using AI to edit a graph, chart, or other visual representation created by the authors. | not defined | not defined | not allowed | |
Using AI to correct or format research data
Can authors use an AI tool to correct or format the data in their manuscripts? This includes using AI to fix or format research data, such as a dataset you've included as supplementary material or stored in a data repository.
| not defined | not defined | not allowed | |
Generating images from scratch with AI
Can authors use an AI tool to create an image, diagram, or figure for their manuscript? This includes using AI to generate an illustration, like a picture of people farming in an ancient society, that would otherwise be created by a human artist. | not defined | not defined | not allowed | |
Editing or formatting images with AI
Can authors use an AI tool to edit or format an existing image, diagram, or figure in their manuscript for illustrative or aesthetic purposes? This includes using AI to refine or edit an image that was not created by AI.
For example: Using an AI tool to remove a distracting element from a photo of a lab setup. | not defined | not defined | not allowed | |
Using AI to generate or improve code used for research
Can authors use AI to generate new code or improve existing code that was used as part of the research?
| not defined | not defined | not defined | |
Using AI to refine or format code reported in a manuscript
Can authors use AI to refine or format the code their manuscripts? This includes using AI to improve the readability or presentation of the code submitted as part of a manuscript.
For example: Using an AI to add comments to your code or re-organize the script for better flow. | not defined | not defined | not defined | |
Using AI to generate a reference list
Can authors use an AI tool to create or suggest references for their manuscripts? This includes generating a list of related research for citations.
| not defined | not defined | not defined | |
Using AI to format references
Can authors use an AI tool to format citations they've found themselves into a specific style (e.g., APA, MLA) based on a DOI or other reference information?
| not defined | not defined | allowed | |
Presenting AI content as original research without any basis
Can authors present any AI-generated content—such as text, data, graphs, images—as though it were their own original research data or results?
For example: Using an AI tool to create a fake dataset and then presenting it in your manuscript as if it were the result of your lab experiments. See a report on fabrication | not defined | not defined | not defined | |
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