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GiriAiPublication™: AI Use & Disclosure Advisory for Medical Publication (Edition 6, v6.0)

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

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Here's ready-to-paste Zenodo metadata for GiriAiPublication™ Edition 6, v6.0: Title GiriAiPublication™: AI Use & Disclosure Advisory for Medical Publication (Edition 6, v6.0) Description GiriAiPublication™ is an interactive, single-file HTML advisory tool that helps medical authors use generative AI responsibly and disclose it transparently in scholarly publication — turning disclosure from a source of reviewer anxiety into a mark of rigour. The tool operationalises the "4D Rule" (Do · Document · Disclose · Defend) across eight interactive modules: a permitted/prohibited-use reference, a six-stage AI Use Mapper with live risk scoring, a 12-authority journal-and-publisher policy comparator (ICMJE, WAME, COPE, JAMA, BMJ, NEJM, Annals of Internal Medicine, Science, Nature/Springer Nature, Elsevier, PLOS, IEEE) plus an image-integrity distinction table, a SAFE-gated Disclosure Statement Builder that generates manuscript, Methods, and cover-letter declarations in ICMJE/BMJ/Elsevier/universal styles, a persistent multi-tool disclosure register, an Integrity Guard (risk matrix, reviewer-scrutiny patterns, editor-reassurance patterns), a weighted blocker-aware pre-submission audit, and an interactive study-type reporting-guideline recommender (CONSORT-AI, SPIRIT-AI, DECIDE-AI, TRIPOD+AI, PRISMA, CLAIM, STARD-AI) linking directly to the EQUATOR Network. The tool is offline-capable, dependency-free, and stores all self-assessment data locally in the browser (no server, no account). It is built under the author's GIRISH™ Prompting Architecture and follows the disclosure practice it teaches: an explicit, dated, multi-tool AI-use disclosure is provided in the tool's own footer. This is an educational and workflow advisory aid, not legal, regulatory, or research-ethics advice, and does not substitute for a target journal's current live instructions to authors.

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