Legal challenges in the use of artificial intelligence techniques in editing and refereeing scientific research
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https://doi.org/10.58916/alhaq.vi.238Keywords:
Legal challenges, artificial intelligence, scientific research, editing and arbitration, data protectionAbstract
This research aims to explore the legal challenges facing the use of artificial intelligence technologies in editing and refereeing scientific research. Artificial intelligence technologies are developing rapidly and can have enormous benefits in the field of editing and refereeing scientific papers. However, important legal challenges arise regarding the effective and ethical use of these technologies.
The research revolves around several main axes. The current legal framework related to editing and refereeing scientific research is analyzed and the artificial intelligence techniques used in this context are identified. The legal challenges related to data protection and privacy when using artificial intelligence technologies in editing and refereeing scientific research are also studied.
The study highlights the legal responsibility of parties involved in the process of editing and refereeing scientific research using artificial intelligence technologies. Previous studies related to legal challenges in this field are also reviewed and analyzed in depth to better understand the potential legal challenges.
Based on the legal analysis, a number of recommendations are presented to enhance the use of artificial intelligence technologies in editing and refereeing scientific research in legal and ethical ways. Recommendations include developing a clear and comprehensive legal framework to define legal responsibility, strengthen data protection and privacy, define ethical guidelines, and encourage international cooperation in developing legal and ethical standards.
The research study will follow a plan that includes reviewing and analyzing the current legal framework, studying legal challenges, analyzing legal responsibility, and providing the necessary legal recommendations.
This research hopes to contribute to understanding the legal and ethical challenges associated with the use of artificial intelligence technologies in editing and refereeing scientific research and provides legal recommendations to deal with these challenges and enhance the use of artificial intelligence technologies in this context.
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