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The UB-hosted JITeCS GenAI policy says reviewers must not use generative AI tools for any part of the peer-review process and must not share manuscripts with AI systems.
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The UB-hosted JITeCS GenAI policy says reviewers must not use generative AI tools for any part of the peer-review process and must not share manuscripts with AI systems.
The UB-hosted JITeCS GenAI policy permits authors to use generative AI for language and writing assistance with author oversight, while requiring disclosure of GenAI use in the manuscript.
A UB Library article recommends clear institutional AI-use policies, including limits for AI tools in assignments and exams, guidance for assessing originality, and sanctions for academic-ethics violations involving AI.
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