Use of Generative AI

The Journal Of Social And Political Sciences (JSAPS) adheres to strict and contemporary ethical rules regarding the application of generative artificial intelligence technologies in academic research. First and foremost, Generative AI tools do not fulfill the criteria for authorship and absolutely cannot be listed as authors or co authors under any circumstances. AI models lack the legal capacity to take ethical responsibility for the content they generate.

However, the journal recognizes that AI can be a useful assistive tool. Authors who utilize AI applications for secondary tasks, such as language translation, grammatical refinement, or basic data organization, must explicitly disclose their usage. This detailed disclosure must be placed in the Methods or Acknowledgments section, specifying the exact name of the tool, its version, and the specific scope of its application. Ultimately, human authors retain complete and undivided responsibility for the accuracy, integrity, and originality of all submitted content. Authors must rigorously verify all AI generated outputs to prevent the inclusion of algorithmic hallucinations, factual errors, or undetected plagiarism in their final manuscript.