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"AI-generated text"
"AI-generated text"
"In general, contributed content should not be generated solely by AI, although format, expression, and typography can be improved by AI. If large amounts of content have (or appear to have) been primarily generated by AI, this may result in a contribution being rejected for publication. In addition, contributions must follow the style guide (in particular, use in-line citation numbers for references to ensure the accuracy of submissions, noting that references must be genuine and not fabricated 1)."
"In general, contributed content should not be generated solely by AI, although format, expression, and typography can be improved by AI. If large amounts of content have (or appear to have) been primarily generated by AI, this may result in a contribution being rejected for publication. In addition, contributions must follow the style guide (in particular, use in-line citation numbers for references to ensure the accuracy of submissions, noting that references must be genuine and not fabricated 1)."
"In general, contributed content should not be generated solely by AI, although format, expression, and typography can be improved by AI. If large amounts of content have (or appear to have) been primarily generated by AI, this may result in a contribution being rejected for publication. In addition, contributions must follow the style guide (in particular, use in-line citation numbers for references to ensure the accuracy of submissions, noting that references must be genuine and not fabricated 1)."
"It is important to consider that users from around the world use Radiopaedia to help them make decisions. So please remember that, as the contributor, you are responsible for any text you submit, regardless of origin, including scientific accuracy and the prevention of plagiarism in AI-generated text."
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"Use of Radiopaedia articles in cases"
"AI-generated text"
"Exceptions"
"We know you all want to help, and you may be tempted to "cut and paste" sections of journal articles, textbooks or webpages into Radiopaedia.org cases, articles, playlists or multiple-choice questions."
"We know you all want to help, and you may be tempted to "cut and paste" sections of journal articles, textbooks or webpages into Radiopaedia.org cases, articles, playlists or multiple-choice questions."
"It is permissible to use portions of Radiopaedia articles within cases; however, you should avoid using large portions of an article. This is redundant and makes it impossible to keep the articles and cases updated. Instead, case discussions should be focussed on the particular case (e.g. how the diagnosis was made, patient management) or the key learning points."
"There are very few exceptions to the "no copy-paste" rule:"