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Tools developed to help address “malicious threat from paper mills” to publishers
Two publishers have revealed new artificial intelligence tools and updated their guidance for research integrity.
Today, Berlin-headquartered publisher Springer Nature unveiled two AI tools to support the identification of papers containing AI-generated fake content. This and the identification of problematic images are two indicators of research integrity issues, said Springer.
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