Artificial Intelligence, Chatbots, Plagiarism and Basic Honesty: Comment

Kleebayoon, Amnuay; Wiwanitkit, Viroj

doi:10.1007/s12195-023-00759-x

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“…The accuracy of the data generated is the main issue. Misconduct and plagiarism are major issues that demand attention [2]. The user is in command of all operations because it is not a person.…”

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“…The user is in command of all operations because it is not a person. Although it is not illegal, using computational tools is immoral [2]. It might be unethical to use ChatGPT to create, assess, and accept primary material without user engagement [2].…”

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“…Although it is not illegal, using computational tools is immoral [2]. It might be unethical to use ChatGPT to create, assess, and accept primary material without user engagement [2]. We are all in agreement that ChatGPT's existing design has to be enhanced in order to proceed more successfully.…”

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ChatGPT/GPT-4 and Spinal Surgeons

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“…Although using computational tools is not illegal, it is important to use them in an ethical way. 2 Research can benefit from a variety of computational instruments, including calculators and statistical software. It is not an issue to use computational tools, but it is immoral to use them improperly, such as to commit fraud or fabricate data.It might be unethical to use ChatGPT to create, examine, and accept primary material without user input.…”

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Letter: I Asked a ChatGPT to Write an Editorial About How We Can Incorporate Chatbots Into Neurosurgical Research and Patient Care…

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Wiwanitkit

2023

Neurosurgery

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In the article "I Asked a ChatGPT to Write an Editorial About How We Can Incorporate Chatbots Into Neurosurgical Research and Patient Care….," the incorporation of these technologies, according to D'Amico et al, 1 is anticipated to significantly advance patient care and medical research. D'Amico et al 1 stated that the employment of chatbots and machine-generated content should be taken into account by the medical community as a whole. According to D'Amico et al, 1 it is still our human obligation to check machine content, make sure that it complies with the moral and ethical standards and needs of our disciplines, and identify bias when it manifests. According to D'Amico et al, 1 neurosurgery should take the lead in integrating these AI technologies into the greater health care and academic environments because it has always embraced innovation.Research, instruction, and clinical treatment may one day be aided by ChatGPT, a well-known and practical AI. The accuracy of the data produced is the main problem. It is also important to address the issue of malpractice and plagiarism. 2 The user is in charge of all processes because it is not a human. Although using computational tools is not illegal, it is important to use them in an ethical way. 2 Research can benefit from a variety of computational instruments, including calculators and statistical software. It is not an issue to use computational tools, but it is immoral to use them improperly, such as to commit fraud or fabricate data.It might be unethical to use ChatGPT to create, examine, and accept primary material without user input. 2 We all agree that the current design of ChatGPT needs to be improved to boost its utility in the future. It is also necessary to review and update the specific code of conduct for using ChatGPT in practice, instruction, and research. It is also required to examine and reformat the specific code of conduct for using ChatGPT in practice, teaching, and research to prevent unintentional malpractice or misbehavior.

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“…AI cannot study, approve, or create confidential scientific or medical data. Without human supervision, AI should not be used to generate, update, or approve sensitive content 2. The reliability of data in AI is a significant and contentious issue.…”

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