
This essay by Susanne van den Hoof and Matt Coler, as part of the CoARA Working Group on Ethics and Research Integrity Policy in Research Assessment for Data and Artificial Intelligence (ERIP), explores the ethical implication of AI integration in research assessment practices. It includes practical recommendations to inform the development of responsible evaluation practices, with attention to the effects of the adoption of AI-assisted research assessment tools on research culture, equity, and scientific values.
Ethics, Research policy, AI in research, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence/ethics, research policy, open science, research integrity, ethics, AI policy
Ethics, Research policy, AI in research, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence/ethics, research policy, open science, research integrity, ethics, AI policy
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