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IJAPS, a Penerbit Universiti Sains Malaysia journal, requires manuscript authors to note AI software use such as ChatGPT in Materials and Methods or Acknowledgments and not list AI as an author.
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IJAPS, a Penerbit Universiti Sains Malaysia journal, requires manuscript authors to note AI software use such as ChatGPT in Materials and Methods or Acknowledgments and not list AI as an author.
IJAPS states that generative AI and AI-assisted technologies used in scientific writing should only improve readability and language, with human oversight, careful review, and author accountability.
Kajian Malaysia, a Penerbit Universiti Sains Malaysia journal, allows AI-assisted tools for language improvement but keeps authors fully responsible for the quality and accuracy of the final text.
The CDAE-hosted guideline says students should use GenAI prudently and ethically under the guidelines set by their higher education provider, while supporting rather than taking over their role as students.
A CDAE-hosted higher-education GenAI guideline advises higher education providers to prepare policies and rules for GenAI use in teaching and learning, research, and scholarly writing.
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