AI Usage Policy

Policy on the Utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Jurnal Ekonomi, Bisnis & Entrepreneurship (e-Journal)

The Jurnal Ekonomi, Bisnis & Entrepreneurship (e-Journal) recognizes the accelerating integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and AI-facilitated technologies within scholarly research and academic publishing. To rigorously defend scientific integrity, transparent authorship, and ethical publishing standards, the journal has formulated the following directives concerning the deployment of AI during manuscript preparation and evaluation.

1. Fundamental Principles

• Absolute Human Accountability: Ultimate accountability resides exclusively with the human authors and peer reviewers. The application of AI technologies in no way mitigates, transfers, or diminishes human responsibility for the manuscript’s empirical accuracy, original thought, ethical compliance, and overall scholarly integrity.

• Ethical Transparency and Intellectual Property: The integration of AI assistance must be conducted with absolute transparency and ethical rigor. Authors are obligated to ensure that any algorithmic intervention does not violate intellectual property protocols, fabricate or misrepresent empirical data, or compromise the fundamental honesty of the academic record.

• AI as a Supplementary Instrument: Artificial intelligence is strictly categorized as an auxiliary tool designed to refine and support scholarly communication. Under no circumstances may AI technologies usurp human critical thinking, replace substantive intellectual contributions, or substitute authoritative scientific judgment.

2. Prohibited and Permissible Applications of AI

• Strictly Prohibited (Generative Content Creation): The employment of Large Language Models (LLMs) and generative AI platforms to author, synthesize, or artificially construct foundational text, theoretical arguments, empirical data, statistical tables, graphical figures, or comprehensive literature reviews is categorically forbidden. Furthermore, because AI systems inherently lack legal and ethical agency, they unequivocally fail to meet the established criteria for authorship and must never be credited as an author or co-author under any circumstances.

• Permissible Usage (Linguistic Refinement and Editing): The journal permits the use of AI-driven applications exclusively for the purpose of linguistic enhancement and structural copy-editing of an author's pre-existing, original work. Authors may leverage these tools to elevate grammatical precision, syntactic flow, structural formatting, and overall readability, strictly on the condition that such interventions do not distort, manipulate, or alter the underlying scientific intent and empirical meaning of the original research.