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False Positives and Red Flags: Navigating AI in Peer Review

Since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, there has been concern among educators, authors, editors, and reviewers about the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) in writing research papers. An influx of “AI Detectors” appeared online seemingly overnight, claiming to identify content not written by an actual human. These new tools sparked a wave of emails from reviewers and authors asserting that the paper or review they were looking at was written by AI, based on these detectors’ results.

Author ServicesGeorgina SavageSeptember 23, 2024peer review week, peer review, generative AI, AI, ethical peer review

10 tips on how to be an ethical reviewer

At SAGE, ethical peer review is a cornerstone to ensure impactful and high-quality research publishing. SAGE is committed to ethical peer review and is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Here are 10 tips on how to be an ethical reviewer.

Author Services, Editor's PicksMaria Pia TissotSeptember 23, 2022peer review week, reviewing, ethical peer review, tips