Artificial Intelligence (AI) and generative technologies are increasingly being used in research, writing, data analysis, image generation, and scholarly communication. While these tools may assist researchers, their use must be transparent, ethical, and consistent with accepted academic standards.
Colloquys Publishing supports responsible use of AI technologies while maintaining accountability, authorship integrity, and research reliability.
Authors should ensure that AI-assisted content:
Authors remain fully accountable for all submitted content, regardless of AI assistance.
Authors may use AI tools to assist with:
However, authors must:
AI-generated text should not replace scholarly analysis, interpretation, or critical thinking.
Authors should disclose significant use of AI tools in manuscript preparation.
Disclosures may include:
Transparency enables readers and editors to understand how AI technologies contributed to manuscript development.
Artificial intelligence systems cannot be listed as authors.
AI tools:
Authorship remains limited to human contributors who meet established authorship criteria.
Authors using AI-generated visual content should:
Additional documentation may be requested during editorial review.
Researchers may utilize AI-assisted analytical tools when appropriate.
Authors should:
Reviewers should not upload confidential manuscripts or unpublished content into publicly available AI systems without explicit editorial permission.
Reviewer confidentiality obligations remain unchanged regardless of technological advances.
Editors may utilize AI-supported tools for administrative assistance, plagiarism detection, language assessment, and workflow management.
Editorial decisions, however, remain the responsibility of qualified human editors.
Authors remain fully responsible for:
AI assistance does not transfer responsibility from authors to technology providers.