Generative artificial intelligence (AI) continues to play an increasingly prominent role across campus and the many communities with which we engage. At Michigan State University (MSU), we are proud that our exploration of AI is guided by ethics and grounded in our core values, ensuring it enhances our mission and strengthens the Spartan impact.
Guidance on the risks, responsibilities, and ethical considerations of using generative AI in research. Covers best practices for safeguarding data, complying with journal and funding agency policies, and ensuring integrity in publications, grant writing, and peer review, while promoting equity, inclusivity, and transparency.
| Title | Published Date |
|---|---|
| Security and Ethical Considerations for Non-U.S. Generative AI Tools | March 07, 2025 |
Major scientific journals have guidelines for using AI and large language models in research, with some adopting prohibitive stances while others embrace their use, emphasizing risk and responsibility. Authors must transparently disclose AI involvement, detailing the specific models and tools used, and ensure content integrity. For detailed policies on AI and LLM use from each journal, refer to the specific journal guidance. To find some examples of guidance, you can visit the websites of the following journals:
