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Azucena Salazar

The AI Surge Is Flooding Academic Journals: What It Means for Peer Review and Who Pays the Price

Illustration photo showing the logos of Google Gemini displayed on a smartphone and computer screen, highlighting the growing competition among major artificial intelligence companies and the rapid evolution of AI technologies, in Tunis,Tunisia on May 24, 2026. (Credit: Photo by Imen Ben Youssef / Hans Lucas / AFP via Getty Images)

Academic journals are fielding far more manuscripts since ChatGPT arrived, and the editors of one leading management title say AI accounts for nearly all of its growth, according to a Forbes column by University of Georgia professor John Drake. The influx is straining peer review, the checkpoint that decides which studies earn credibility, while a new dispute at Dartmouth College shows how murky the boundaries of AI authorship remain.

How Big Is the Surge?

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