观点科研

A tide of fabricated research risks scientific integrity

Manipulation, disinformation and fakery could lead to a knowledge collapse

The writer is a professor of medical psychology at the Otto von Guericke University of Magdeburg

Modern academia puts scientists around the world under immense career pressure. In the reputation economy, scoring high on publication number and citation is crucial. Unfortunately, this has raised the temptation to sell AI-generated fake manuscripts. The result is a flood of low-quality or fraudulent studies which, if left unchecked, risk damaging the integrity and trustworthiness of science.

The gradual erosion of publishing quality is being driven by both pull and push forces.

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