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¿Eres autor de un artículo científico? ¡Combate los vicios de autoría!

Authors: Limaymanta, Cesar H.;

¿Eres autor de un artículo científico? ¡Combate los vicios de autoría!

Abstract

Abstract: The benefits of scientific collaboration through co-authorship are widely recognized, which has driven a growing trend in the number of authors per document. However, the increase in collaboration has been accompanied by a set of research misconduct, where individuals included as authors in a publication do not actually meet the required criteria for authorship. This article details the criteria that every person must meet to be considered an author of a publication according to the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. It is the responsibility of the authors, and not the editors of the journal to which the document is submitted, to determine and verify that all persons named as authors meet the four criteria. Finally, the question of whether technology assisted by artificial intelligence (AI) can be considered the author is addressed. Keywords: Authorship, misconduct, artificial intelligence, scientific collaboration, ICMJE Resumen: Los beneficios de la colaboración científica mediante la coautoría son ampliamente reconocidos, la cual ha impulsado una tendencia creciente en el número de autores por documento. Sin embargo, el incremento en la colaboración ha venido acompañado de un conjunto de malas prácticas en investigación, donde individuos incluidos como autores en una publicación no cumplen realmente con los criterios requeridos para la autoría. En este artículo se detallan los criterios que debe cumplir toda persona para ser considerada como autora de una publicación según el International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. Es responsabilidad de los autores y no de los editores de la revista a la cual se remite el documento, determinar y comprobar que todas las personas nombradas como autores cumplen con los cuatro criterios. Finalmente, se aborda la pregunta de si la tecnología asistida por inteligencia artificial (IA) puede ser considerada como autora. Palabras clave Autoría, malas prácticas, inteligencia artificial, colaboración científica, ICMJE Full text: https://www.ssbibliometrics.com/post/eres-autor-de-un-art%C3%ADculo-cient%C3%ADfico-combate-los-vicios-de-autor%C3%ADa

1. Crédito para la autoría 2. ¿La tecnología asistida por inteligencia artificial (IA) puede ser considerada como autor? 

Keywords

ICMJE, authorship, misconduct

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popularity
This indicator reflects the "current" impact/attention (the "hype") of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network.
BIP!Popularity provided by BIP!
influence
This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
BIP!Influence provided by BIP!
impulse
This indicator reflects the initial momentum of an article directly after its publication, based on the underlying citation network.
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