After reading Tang et al., 2023, it made me think why not make it mandatory to inform the reader that AI was used in the production of the nursing journals? Any use of AI in an academic setting has the chance to be wrong. In a nursing setting, you would want to be certain the information you are publishing is correct. If a publisher decides to use AI in their journal and not inform the reader, the information could be trusted when it should not. This leaves a lot of liability on the journalist if something were to go awry. Surely, a journal article is not enforcing someone’s life decisions, but the idea that papers/generated videos can lead people in the wrong thought/direction is a concern. I will continue to talk more about this concept with my final project of Gen AI content/Deep Fake and how it can cause mass hysteria. I believe the solution to this is to disclose the use of all AI content to the viewer in every aspect.
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I agree with you that it is very important for the reader to be able to trust the information retrieved from a medical journal and basically any research paper. After all, scholarly articles should be THE source of information to trust and to gain one’s knowledge from. Therefore, it seems highly important to me to do everything to safeguard the quality of journal articles and readers’ trust therein.