Wolfgang Miesbach: JAMA Updates Rules on AI Use in Medical Publishing

oncodaily - Wolfgang Miesbach, Head of the Department of Haemostaseology and the Haemophilia Center of Medical Clinic 2 and Professor of Medicine at Frankfurt University Hospital, shared a post on LinkedIn: “JAMA […]

AI Summary: JAMA updated its authorship and disclosure policies to clarify acceptable uses of generative AI in medical publishing, tightening requirements and banning unacknowledged AI contributions. The guidance aims to preserve scientific integrity while acknowledging AI’s growing role — yes, the journal is telling computers to behave themselves.

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