Commentary in LSA calls for professionalizing AI use in peer review, not banning it
manorlaboratory · x · 2026-11-11
A commentary published in LSA examines AI use in academic peer review. The authors argue for professionalization and transparency rather than prohibition, and propose guidelines built on three aspects: model selection and data protection, human guidance and accountability, and publication integrity.
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