Human Dignity and Scientific Integrity: Using Artificial Intelligence in Scholarly Writing

Stuart T. Haines

doi:10.1002/jac5.70236

June 12, 2026JACCP JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CLINICAL PHARMACY

Human Dignity and Scientific Integrity: Using Artificial Intelligence in Scholarly Writing

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This research explores the negative implications of artificial intelligence in scholarly writing and highlights the standards set by journals.
Developed an infographic to summarize findings on AI use in scholarly writing
Analyzed current journal expectations for authors and reviewers
Identified several adverse effects of AI, including issues with originality and authenticity
Outlined journal expectations to maintain integrity and trust in scholarly work

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Infographic illustrates potential risks of AI in scholarly writing, highlighting journal expectations for authors and reviewers.

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An infographic regarding the potential adverse effects of artificial intelligence use in scholarly writing and Journal's expectations for authors and reviewers.

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