Scientific Journals in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Quality, Creativity, and Responsibility
Abstract
In recent years, the rise of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has disrupted research and academic publishing practices. Both authors and reviewers now face an unprecedented scenario in which algorithmic tools intervene in text production, literature search, data organization, and increasingly, in the very drafting of manuscripts. This transformation compels scientific journals to reconsider their standards—not to relax them at the expense of quality, but rather to reinforce those principles that give academic activity its meaning.
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