Medicine and Health

Should We Acknowledge ChatGPT as an Author?

A. Goto and K. Katanoda

This editorial by Atsushi Goto and Kota Katanoda explores the profound implications of AI chatbots in academic writing, particularly highlighting authorship issues. The findings reveal that while AI tools like ChatGPT offer potential, they should not be credited as authors due to their risk of factual inaccuracies and lack of accountability.

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