Publication Ethics
At Artificial Intelligence and Language Models, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of ethical behavior in all stages of the publication process. The journal adheres to the core principles outlined by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), ensuring that all parties involved—editors, authors, reviewers, and publishers—uphold integrity, transparency, and accountability.
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Authors: Authors must ensure that their work is original and has not been previously published or submitted elsewhere. Proper citations and acknowledgments are required for all referenced works, and any potential conflicts of interest must be disclosed. Plagiarism or unethical research practices will not be tolerated.
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Editors: Editors are responsible for making impartial and objective publication decisions based on the academic merit of submitted manuscripts. They must ensure confidentiality throughout the peer review process and prevent any potential conflicts of interest from influencing their decisions.
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Reviewers: Reviewers are expected to provide fair, constructive, and unbiased feedback within a reasonable timeframe. They must maintain confidentiality and disclose any conflicts of interest that might affect their review.
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Publisher: Akira Cipta Solusi, as the publisher, takes its role seriously in overseeing the entire publication process. The publisher ensures that any cases of misconduct are investigated thoroughly and that corrective measures, such as retractions or corrections, are taken when necessary.
By following these ethical guidelines, Artificial Intelligence and Language Models strives to promote the integrity of academic publishing and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the AI and language technology fields.