When we discuss the aspect of proportionality in the use of AI in research, we are referring to:
- balancing benefits and risks, evaluating both risks and harms alongside potential benefits, ensuring that no single factor (e.g., privacy vs. efficiency) is disproportionately prioritised.
- measuring proportions in AI use, evaluating if AI tools are suitable for the task, assessing if AI-generated results are reliable and accurate, ensuring AI’s impact aligns with the goals and integrity of the work.
- ethical considerations: Privacy, Security, and Fairness.
- authorship & ownership in AI contributions: Who is the true author? You or the AI?
Whose discovery is it? Yours or AI's?
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Ensure that the use of AI is justified, ethical, and beneficial. Measure proportions. AI should be a supportive tool, not a replacement |
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There are no absolute rules—AI’s contribution depends on:
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