If text recycling refers to self-plagiarism, how does ChatGPT induce plagiarism? Originality for future science

Takeda, Sén

doi:10.1007/s12565-023-00732-8

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What Does Chatgpt Mean For Qualitative Health Research?1

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“…There is also dialogue on the use of AI in publishing covering topics such as editorial decision-making (COPE Council, 2021). In comparison, in the broader literature, there is a burgeoning of publications on AI related to authorship, ethics, plagiarism, bias, accuracy, performance, and scientific integrity (see, for example, Ashraf & Ashfaq, 2023;Baker et al, 2023;Cohen et al, 2023;Conroy et al, 2023;Dergaa et al, 2023;Dien, 2023;Doshi et al, 2023;Doyal et al, 2023;Farina & Lavazza, 2023;Garcia, 2023;Jeyaraman et al, 2023;Leung et al, 2023;Meyer et al, 2023;Ruffle et al, 2023;Takeda, 2023;Wang et al, 2023). However, there is a paucity of academic research on ChatGPT and qualitative research (Tabone & de Winter, 2023).…”

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