Claim 94 · research-integrity · connection
Although AI-assisted writing is now common, disclosure of it is nearly nonexistent: He & Bu 2026 found almost no explicit disclosures in 75,000 recent papers, and Fortenbach et al. 2026 found none at all among ophthalmology publications flagged as likely AI-written.
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He & Bu report that only 76 (~0.1%) of the 75k papers published since 2023 explicitly disclosed AI use, and Fortenbach et al. state that AI use 'was not disclosed among any of the publications with outlier scores.'
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“Of the 75 k papers published since 2023, only 76 (~0.1%) explicitly disclosed AI use.”
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“Use of AI was not disclosed among any of the publications with outlier scores.”
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