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From ban to boundaries: how 100 high-impact journals regulate AI-generated images after the 2026 policy shift
Generative AI can draw explanatory figures and can also fabricate research images. We asked how the 100 highest-impact journals regulate AI-generated images and how those rules changed in a year. On 30 September 2026 we captured each journal’s author instructions and the publisher policies they cite
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