The International Journal of AI and Multidisciplinary Research (IJAIMDR) has a strict policy on AI-generated content in research papers to ensure that all published work is original, ethical, and of the highest quality. The publisher and editors are not responsible for any policy violations; the author(s) bear full responsibility for their submitted work.

1. Disclosure Requirement

Authors must explicitly disclose any use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in their manuscript. This includes, but is not limited to:

• AI-generated text, images, figures, tables, or graphs

• AI-assisted data analysis or interpretation

• AI-supported translations or language modifications

Failure to disclose AI-assisted content will be considered a breach of research ethics, and strict action will be taken against the author(s) if discovered by the publisher or editor(s). The journal does not independently verify AI usage; the sole responsibility for transparency and accuracy lies with the authors.

2. Authorship Restriction

AI tools cannot be credited as an author. Authorship is strictly reserved for human contributors who have made substantial intellectual contributions to the research. While AI tools may assist in manuscript preparation, they cannot be listed as a co-author.

All co-authors must acknowledge their direct involvement in the study’s conceptualization, methodology, analysis, and manuscript preparation. The corresponding author must ensure that no AI-generated content is falsely presented as human-created work.

3. Accountability

The publisher and editorial board are not responsible for verifying AI-generated content in submitted manuscripts. It is the sole responsibility of the corresponding author to ensure that AI-generated content does not introduce:

• Factual inaccuracies

• Biases

• Ethical violations, such as plagiarism or data manipulation

Any errors, misinformation, or misrepresentations arising from AI assistance remain the full responsibility of the authors. The journal will not accept AI-assisted errors as a valid defense for ethical violations.

4. Ethical Compliance

AI tools must never be used for:

• Fabricating or manipulating data

• Generating plagiarized content

• Violating ethical research standards

All AI-assisted outputs must be thoroughly verified by human authors before submission. The publisher and editors assume no responsibility for any unethical use of AI tools by authors.

Violation and Punishment Policy

The International Journal of AI and Multidisciplinary Research (IJAIMDR) maintains a zero-tolerance policy for breaches of this AI content framework. If an author violates this policy, the following disciplinary actions will apply:

• Immediate Withdrawal: If a manuscript is found to contain undisclosed or unethical AI-generated content, it will be immediately withdrawn from the journal’s website with no possibility of reconsideration.

• Author Suspension: The author(s) responsible for the violation will be suspended from publishing in IJAIMDR for six (6) months. During this period, they will be prohibited from submitting any new manuscripts.

• Permanent Blacklisting: In cases of severe or repeated violations, the author(s) will face permanent blacklisting, preventing them from submitting to IJAIMDR indefinitely.