Generative AI Policy

Primary: Jurnal Pendidikan Guru Sekolah Dasar embraces the use of new AI-supported technologies in article writing. However, generative AI and AI-assisted technologies may be used only to enhance the work's language and eliminate semantic errors. Their use is strictly prohibited for purposes other than writing the introduction, literature review, and methodology sections, analyzing data, making inferences based on data results, and writing the discussion section. Authors are not allowed to list AI as a co-author when AI or AI-supported technologies are used. Even when these technologies are employed to improve the language of the work, they must be utilized under human supervision, and the final version must be reviewed and verified by the author(s). This is because AI can make mistakes, and the responsibility lies entirely with the author(s). At the end of their submitted work, the author(s) must clearly state which AI tools were used and for what purpose. This statement will be included in the published article. Including this statement ensures transparency and trust among authors, editors, reviewers, and readers. Additionally, it is essential to ensure compliance with the terms and conditions of AI usage.

Declaration of AI statement
Example Disclosure Statement: "Portions of this manuscript were drafted/edited/enhanced using [Name of AI tool, e.g., ChatGPT-4 {OpenAI}]. The authors used this tool for [specific purpose, e.g., improving grammar and clarity/drafting an initial version of the Introduction section]. All content generated by the AI was thoroughly reviewed, edited, and validated by the authors, who take full responsibility for the final content." Or for image generation: "Figure X was generated with the assistance of [Name of AI tool, e.g., Midjourney v5]. The authors provided the prompts and edited the output to ensure accuracy and relevance."