Ethics and AI disclosure
EasySeer creates only a first draft from your concept. You stay the author: verify every result and reference, rewrite in your own words, and disclose AI assistance as your university and journal require.
Rules differ by institution and journal, so check yours. EasySeer helps with an optional AI-use statement.
Steps
- 1
Check the rules
Read your university's policy and your target journal's author guidelines on AI assistance.
- 2
Switch on the AI-use statement
In the manuscript step, include the AI-use statement if disclosure is required.
- 3
Verify every claim
Use the claim check, then verify results against your own files.
- 4
Verify every reference
Open each reference and confirm it exists and says what is claimed.
- 5
Rewrite in your own voice
The draft is a starting point. The thinking and the final decisions are yours.
Tips
Keep your approvals: they show what you reviewed at each step
Disclose the tool and what it did, not just that AI was used
Common mistakes
- Submitting generated text unchanged
- Assuming a low similarity score proves originality
Questions
Does EasySeer invent data?
No. Numbers in the draft come from your results files, and weak results are reported as they are.
Can EasySeer guarantee acceptance?
No. Editors and reviewers decide.
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Last updated 2026-11-09. EasySeer is AI. It creates only an initial draft from the novel concept you provide, and it is designed to follow academic ethical guidelines.