Authors must disclose AI use, but what about publishers? A comparative look at how eight major publishers disclose their own editorial use of AI.

What a new Turnitin study shows about AI detection scores in student work, false positives and fair academic integrity decisions.

How to judge AI use in scholarly publishing: claim accountability and responsible AI use beyond simple disclosure, based on van Zoonen et al. (2026).

A seven-level framework for the use of artificial intelligence in peer review, from no AI to AI-led review, and the risks at each level.

and critical review of a 2026 Lancet audit of fabricated citations across 2.5 million biomedical papers, and what it means for researchers.

Why AI detectors capture writing style rather than content, and ten ways to show the human trace in academic writing.

How large language models can assist literature reviews: realistic benefits, limits and good practice for AI-supported reviewing.

The layered model of AI-assisted writing: treating AI drafts as raw ore to be refined by the scholar rather than as finished text.

The main controversies about AI in medical writing: reliability, authorship, transparency and accountability.

AI now helps clinicians write case reports and reviews. What this means for accuracy, authorship and trust in medical literature.

The Theseus paradox in AI-assisted scientific writing: when does a text stop being the author’s own? A reading of Akgün’s article.

How AI is rewriting trust, power and responsibility in academic authorship across higher education, medicine and publishing.

How generative AI moves scholarship from scarcity to abundance, and what this means for scholars, journals and research quality.

of Naeem, Smith and Thomas: a step-by-step process for using ChatGPT in thematic analysis, with its benefits and limits.

Enhancing systematic literature reviews with a GPT-4 based system: accuracy, speed and limitations.

Using artificial intelligence tools such as Elicit in systematic reviews: benefits, accuracy and cautions.