- Published on December 28, 2021
- In AI Features
AI Tools Playing Center Role In Spotting Duplicate Images In Journals
AI image detection tools can detect duplicated and doctored images and help maintain the scientific integrity of research publications.
- By Arnab Ray
The world is being plagued by false information of every kind, and the scientific community is not immune to it. One of the worst fears of reputed researchers is having to retract articles after publishing that are found to contain either falsified or plagiarised data. Using duplicated or doctored images are one of the sources of fraudulent data. Inaccurate information in scientific papers can be both due to honest mistakes on the part of the authors or intentional falsification of data. In case of a genuine error, the reviewers must inform the author to make the necessary corrections and resubmit. Where deliberate data falsification has been done, reviewers need to reject the articles as soon as they discover such discrepancies. Manual screening has been primarily used for vetting article
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Arnab Ray
An IIT Guwahati graduate, Arnab finds himself often fascinated by how artificial intelligence is impacting all walks of life. He hopes to understand and spread awareness about upcoming disruptive technologies carrying the capability to shape the future.
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