AI policy
Use of Artificial Intelligence Resources: Concordia, Revista de Administración y Educación acknowledges that Artificial Intelligence tools can support various processes, such as drafting assistance, linguistic review, structural organization, translation, preliminary analysis, and information retrieval. However, their use must be transparent, responsible, and ethically disclosed.
The journal stipulates the following criteria:
- Authorship: Only human individuals can be recognized as authors of a manuscript. Artificial Intelligence tools, chatbots, or automated systems do not meet the criteria for authorship and cannot be listed as authors or co-authors.
- Accountability: Authors bear sole and full responsibility for the manuscript's content, including any portions developed with the support of AI tools.
- Human Oversight: Articles generated automatically, in bulk, or without substantial and critical human intervention will not be accepted.
- Mandatory Disclosure: The use of AI must be explicitly declared within the manuscript if it has contributed significantly to the drafting, translation, analysis, image generation, data processing, or overall content development.
- Verification of Accuracy: Authors are required to rigorously verify the accuracy of all information produced or suggested by AI tools, with particular attention to citations, references, data points, concepts, results, and theoretical claims.
- Compliance with Integrity Standards: The use of AI does not relieve authors of their obligation to adhere to the journal’s standards regarding originality, proper citation, scientific integrity, and academic responsibility.
- Editorial Screening: The editorial team may employ detection software to identify AI-generated or AI-altered content. These tools are used to support editorial judgment and will not serve as the sole basis for a decision.