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Letter to the Editor Comment on: Generative AI and medical writing: Malfeasance or misdemeanour?
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In brief
In brief
This letter responds to a discussion on the ethical implications of using generative AI tools in medical and scientific writing. The author raises critical questions about appropriate AI use in scholarly communication and research publication practices.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
Davenport and Tam’s insights on artificial intelligence (AI) in medical writing are timely and valuable.1 As a researcher and author, two questions have been occupying my thoughts.
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