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Brief Survey:

The use of AI in Research Practice

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Do you currently use AI-based tools in your research or scholarly work? *

Yes, on a regular basis
Yes, occasionally
Experimented previously, but do not currently use
Aware of such tools, but have not used them
Not aware of relevant tools

For which research-related activities have you used AI tools? (Select all that apply) *

Literature search, screening, or summarization
Data processing, analysis, or modeling
Programming or code assistance
Manuscript drafting or language editing
Grant or proposal preparation
Teaching or supervision support
None of the above

Overall, how would you assess the contribution of AI tools to your research workflow? *

No contribution
Minor contribution
Moderate contribution
Substantial contribution
Essential contribution

What do you consider the primary limitation or risk of AI use in research? *

Reliability or factual accuracy
Lack of transparency or explainability
Ethical or integrity-related concerns
Reproducibility of results
Data protection or confidentiality
I do not perceive major limitations

In your view, should the use of AI tools be disclosed in academic publications or grant applications? *

Yes, in all cases
Yes, when use is substantive
Only if required by journals or funders
No
Uncertain

the used How

How do you expect AI tools to influence research practices over the next 3–5 years? *

Fundamentally reshape research workflows
Provide incremental efficiency gains
Have limited practical impact
Introduce more problems than benefits
Too early to assess

How would you characterize the appropriate role of AI in scientific research? *

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