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Tamara G. Kolda discusses AI misuse's harm to reviewing labour and trust

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SIAM's vice president for publications criticises fabricated citations, improper authorship and poor submissions for adding verification work while endorsing responsible AI-assisted research. The article states that author-integrity investigations have occurred.

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SIAM's vice president for publications criticises fabricated citations, improper authorship and poor submissions for adding verification work while endorsing responsible AI-assisted research. The article states that author-integrity investigations have occurred.

RESEARCH NOTE

Investigations are an institutional account by a named author; case identifiers, names and original disciplinary records were not obtained. The article's reviewer prohibition wording and current policy details are retained separately.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: compare author responsibility, consent to access works and professional judgment that cannot be outsourced in academia and the arts. Conditional use is recorded separately from opposition.

This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.

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SIAM's vice president for publications criticises fabricated citations, improper authorship and poor submissions for adding verification work while endorsing responsible AI-assisted research. The article states that author-integrity investigations have occurred.

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