AI Technology in Research OS
Research OS uses Anthropic's Claude model to power all engines, including paper writing, literature review, and empirical research script generation. All AI-generated content is flagged with [UNVERIFIED CITATION] markers to remind authors to independently verify.
Author Responsibility
AI-generated content is a drafting aid, not a substitute for academic judgment. Authors are responsible for verifying all facts, data, citations, and arguments, and for disclosing AI use per their target journal's policy before submission.
Major Journal AI Policies
Below is a summary of AI usage policies from major academic publishers and journals. Always refer to the publisher's official website for the most current policy.
| Publisher | Stance | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Nature / Springer Nature | Allow with disclosure | Authors must declare AI use in Methods or Acknowledgements. AI cannot be listed as an author. |
| Elsevier | Allow with disclosure | Authors must disclose AI-assisted technologies in a dedicated manuscript section. |
| Wiley | Allow with disclosure | AI tools must be documented; cannot fulfill the role of author. |
| SAGE Publications | Allow with disclosure | Transparent reporting of AI use required; human accountability for content. |
| Taylor & Francis | Allow with disclosure | AI use must be disclosed; AI tools cannot be credited as authors. |
| APA (American Psychological Association) | Allow with disclosure | Authors must describe AI use, cite the tool, and take responsibility for accuracy. |
Suggested Disclosure Template
This paper was drafted with the assistance of Research OS, an AI-powered academic writing tool. All content, data analysis, citations, and scholarly arguments have been independently verified by the author(s). AI assistance was limited to initial draft generation and structural suggestions, and did not extend to research design, data collection, or academic judgment.
Copy and adapt this template to match your target journal's disclosure requirements.