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Methodological study presents a rapid assessment framework for responsible generative AI in scientific research, highlighting practical evaluation across five core governance domains.
Objective Researchers are increasingly using generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to support tasks such as literature review, academic writing, programming, data interpretation, and knowledge synthesis. We developed a Rapid Assessment Method for Responsible Use of Generative AI in Scientific Research (RAM-GenAI) to provide a practical approach for evaluating responsible practices in low- and middle-income settings like Uganda. Results description Rather than presenting long checklists of many individual requirements, RAM-Gen AI have five major areas of assessment. These are groups related to the principles of responsible GenAI use. They includes, transparency of AI use, verification of AI-generated outputs, data responsibility, human oversight, and reproducibility of AI-assisted research workflows. Each domain contains assessment criteria designed to identify strengths, risks, and areas requiring improvement. RAM-GenAI developed provides researchers and institutions with a practical approach for evaluating responsible GenAI practices before, during, or after AI-assisted research activities.
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