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Analysis of generative artificial intelligence tools usage policies provided to authors by journals publishing aquaculture research
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is influencing how research is conducted and reported, however there is limited agreement on what constitutes acceptable use in scholarly publishing. Publishers contribute to shaping norms around GenAI, yet journal policies vary. This study compared GenAI p
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