Springer Nature retracts AI review article after undeclared generative AI use
Springer Nature has retracted a 2024 review article in Discover Artificial Intelligence after determining that generative AI was used in the manuscript without disclosure. The article, authored by Muhammad Asif and Zhou Gouqing of Hunan Normal University, was first published on May 16, 2024, and retracted on October 3, 2026. The publisher cited contextually incorrect references as evidence of…
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- Springer Nature retracted a 2024 review article in Discover Artificial Intelligence on October 3, 2026
- The retraction was due to undeclared generative AI use and contextually incorrect references
- Authors Muhammad Asif and Zhou Gouqing did not provide a satisfactory explanation; Asif objected, Gouqing did not respond
Springer Journal Retracts AI Review After Undeclared Generative AI Use
bioengineer.org · 3 October 2026
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