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Evidence and reproducibility
“For generative AI to be used in a responsible manner, researchers should: 1. Understand that they remain ultimately responsible for scientific output.”
DG Research and InnovationLiving guidelines on generative AI in research
You remain responsible for the output
Explain why two labs counted the same traces differently.
ExampleWhat AI changes in the work
“They ensure appropriate oversight and verification of AI contributions.”
DG Research and InnovationLiving guidelines on generative AI in research
“Researchers may inadvertently relinquish or lose control of their work by delegating too many research tasks into agents.”
DG Research and InnovationLiving guidelines on generative AI in research
“Peer review remains a fundamentally human process: it validates research through expert scrutiny, strengthens manuscripts through constructive critique, and relies on disciplinary judgement”
DG Research and InnovationLiving guidelines on generative AI in research
The work itself
“Research organisations provide and/or facilitate training for all career levels and disciplines, including for research managers and research support staff, on using generative AI”
DG Research and InnovationLiving guidelines on generative AI in research
Training at every career level
Decide whether a lab prototype fits the receiving system’s limits.
ExampleLast reviewed