Journal of Computational and Cognitive Engineering

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Navigating the Ethical Landscape of ChatGPT Integration in Scientific Research: Review of Challenges and Recommendations

Volume
Volume 3
Issue Identifier
Issue No. 04
Publication Date
17 Aug 2024
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Abstract Scope

This study aims to investigate the transformative potential of incorporating ChatGPT into academic research while addressing consequential challenges and ethical concerns. The chatbot, as a large language model (LLM), allows users to interact with it, providing advantages in the academic research context. The benefits of real-time interaction, information synthesis, and language generation have the potential to modernize how researchers engage with and extract insights from vast amounts of data. Additionally, ChatGPT demonstrates a strong command of programming languages, which is highly relevant in modern research related to machine learning and artificial intelligence. However, it still has certain limitations, such as the potential for generating fake citations and issues related to plagiarism. Users need to be aware of these limitations. Therefore, researchers must be careful regarding the potential and limitations of ChatGPT, as it can improve efficiency but may decrease the quality of work if misused. This study recommends guidelines in academic research for using LLMs like ChatGPT. Overall, it’s not ChatGPT that downgrades the quality of academic work; rather, it’s the irresponsible use of ChatGPT that does it.