Generative AI Policy

IASR Multidisciplinary Journal recognizes the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and AI-assisted technologies in scholarly research and manuscript preparation. Authors may use such tools for appropriate purposes, including language improvement, grammar correction, formatting, or other limited editorial assistance.

Authors remain fully responsible for the accuracy, originality, integrity, and ethical standards of their submitted manuscripts. Generative AI tools must not be listed as authors or credited with authorship.

Where generative AI or AI-assisted technologies have been used substantially in the preparation or content of a manuscript, authors should disclose the nature and purpose of such use in the manuscript or during submission, as appropriate. AI-generated content should be carefully reviewed and verified by the authors before submission.

Authors must not use AI tools in a manner that compromises confidentiality, privacy, intellectual property, or the rights of research participants.

The use of AI tools does not remove the authors' responsibility for proper citation, attribution, research integrity, and compliance with the journal's publication ethics requirements.

Editors and reviewers should maintain the confidentiality of submitted manuscripts and should not upload confidential manuscript content into external AI tools or services where confidentiality cannot be assured.