Plagiarism and Artificial Intelligence

Similarity Identification and Plagiarism Prevention and Use of Artificial Intelligence
Plagiarism, whether intentional or unintentional, constitutes a serious ethical violation. Plagiarism is defined as the partial or complete reproduction of content/text from another work without proper attribution through citation. If evidence of plagiarism is identified at any stage of the editorial process (pre-acceptance, post-acceptance, or post-publication), the authors will have the right to a written defense. Should the provided explanations be deemed unsatisfactory, the manuscript will be rejected (if unpublished) or retracted (if already published); the authors will face sanctions, including a prohibition on submitting new articles to the journal for a period determined by the Editor-in-Chief; the case may be reported to the authors’ affiliated institutions. BioscHealth employs the software Plagius - Plagiarism Detector for text similarity detection and plagiarism prevention. Additionally, AI-generated articles, manuscripts produced wholly or partially by AI tools will not be accepted for publication. If AI tools can be used for text editing or proofreading in English, this use must be explicitly disclosed in the cover letter.