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Leiden Declaration calls for disclosure of AI use and human author responsibility
The declaration calls for disclosure of tool use and retention of human responsibility for correctness and citations, addressing research autonomy and reviewing burdens. An IMU editorial confirms support for it.
Research question
the user explicitly extended the archive to mathematics, enabling comparison with authorship, evaluative labour and autonomy in the arts.
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DOC-0261Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and MathematicsDOC-0262IMU News 137: May 2026DOC-0332IMU News 127: September 2024 — Report on the MPS Workshop on Perspectives on Electronic Information & Communication in the Mathematical SciencesDOC-0333IMU Fields Medal 2022 — Maryna Viazovska InterviewSources
Leiden Declaration working group · EN · 2026-06-02
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Mathematics / Leiden Declaration: research autonomy, authorship and verification.” case-0152. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.