Announcement on Use of AI

In recent years, as significant progress has been made in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, various peer-reviewed journals have been extending the policies on use of AI. Considering this situation, <b><i>Food Safety</i></b> felt the need to address concerns about the use of the technologies such as Large Language Models (LLMs), chatbots, or image creators in the writing and reviewing of manuscripts. <b><i>Food Safety</i></b> , thus, has compiled a tentative and preliminary guideline for responsible use of AI tools based on the ICMJE Recommendations. Authors and reviewers are expected to refer to this guideline during the manuscript preparation and peer-review process. Guide for Authors for <b><i>Food Safety</i></b> will be updated in response to the comments from authors and reviewers, as well as updates on the ICMJE Recommendations and policies of other journals. Please feel free to contact Editorial Office of <b><i>Food Safety</i></b> if you have any comments or questions about the guideline.

Publication Details

Journal
Food Safety
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.14252/foodsafetyfscj.d-25-00010
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2
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Food Supply Chain Traceability
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Abstract

In recent years, as significant progress has been made in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, various peer-reviewed journals have been extending the policies on use of AI. Considering this situation, <b><i>Food Safety</i></b> felt the need to address concerns about the use of the technologies such as Large Language Models (LLMs), chatbots, or image creators in the writing and reviewing of manuscripts. <b><i>Food Safety</i></b> , thus, has compiled a tentative and preliminary guideline for responsible use of AI tools based on the ICMJE Recommendations. Authors and reviewers are expected to refer to this guideline during the manuscript preparation and peer-review process. Guide for Authors for <b><i>Food Safety</i></b> will be updated in response to the comments from authors and reviewers, as well as updates on the ICMJE Recommendations and policies of other journals. Please feel free to contact Editorial Office of <b><i>Food Safety</i></b> if you have any comments or questions about the guideline.

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