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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.
What changed
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.
2 June is the declaration's stated date; an exact IMU endorsement date has not been established. Recommendations are not implemented uniform rules. Batch 93 read the latter body: line 93 advocates training consent and opt-out rights in publishing agreements; lines 99–120 support independent public infrastructure. These remain proposals.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: the user explicitly extended the archive to mathematics, enabling comparison with authorship, evaluative labour and autonomy in the arts.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
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.
SRC-0273Lines 16–128: declaration; 129–181: working group and drafting background; 193–223: some endorsements. Batch 89 read 16–90; batch 93 added 91–128 and signatory context.
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SRC-0274Editorial, lines 10–36.
Leiden Declaration working group · EN · 2026-06-02
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DOC-0261Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and MathematicsDOC-0262IMU News 137: May 2026Cite this record
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