Use of artificial intelligence tools and large language models
Articles submitted to CSHL Press journals must be the authors’ own work. Authors are accountable for the accuracy, integrity, and originality of their work, including content generated by artificial intelligence (AI) tools, large language models (LLMs), and similar technologies. AI tools and LLMs do not meet the requirement for accountability, so they may not be listed as authors on any article published by CSHL Press journals. The use of AI tools or LLMs to generate article content should instead be fully documented in the Methods section of the manuscript. This includes reporting the AI tool or LLM and version used, with a complete description of how it was used. It is not necessary to acknowledge the use of AI-based grammar/spelling checkers or reference managers.
Any use of AI tools or LLMs must not breach Genome Research's plagiarism, image manipulation, or confidentiality policies. Ideas, data, words, or other material originated by investigators other than the authors’ must be presented with adequate citation and permissions and transparent referencing.
