Principles of Use of Generative AI
Generative AI can be used as an aid, not a substitute for the author's academic competence. The use of AI must not violate publication ethics, reduce originality, or generate invalid data. The author is solely responsible for the authenticity, truthfulness, and integrity of the manuscript.

Permissible Forms of AI Use
1. Grammar and writing style improvements
2. Non-substantive summary creation
3. Preparation of a basic writing framework
4. Analyze the text without manipulating the research data.

Prohibited Forms of AI Use
1. Generation of research, simulation, or empirical data that is not based on original data
2. Creation of the entire manuscript using AI without the author's scientific contribution
3. The use of AI to falsify citations or create fictitious quotes
4. Plagiarism caused by AI output.

Ethical Responsibility
The author is obliged to ensure that the use of AI does not violate copyright, data privacy, or academic code of ethics.

Actions for Violations
Policy violations will be subject to actions ranging from mandatory revision, manuscript rejection, to article retraction if violations are found after publication.