AI, SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES, AND PLAGIARISM : A CASE STUDY UIN JAKARTA STUDENTS


Authors

(1) * Jejen Musfah   (Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta)  
        Indonesia
(*) Corresponding Author

Abstract


AI progress is not only impact positive for productivity performance academic but also has an impact negative like plagiarism and manipulation of research data . Research objectives This analyze AI use , productivity , and student plagiarism undergraduate and master's degrees at FITK UIN Jakarta. The research method mixture that is quantitative and qualitative . Data obtained through questionnaire namely a Google form filled in by 71 students and documents results research . Research results show student use sources online reference for write work scientific but No leave book print and libraries . AI advances are not will turn off book print and library . They also use ICT and AI assistance for make work scientific , will but a number of from they do plagiarism in a way aware . The use of AI must be accompanied by awareness ethics academic . The solutions offered is training ethics academic and skills write , strengthen role lecturers and policies campus like sanctions to deliberate plagiarism . Concern lecturers and campus can prevent plagiarism . Recommended campus build digital infrastructure at once add collection library with books new . Recommended study next focus about forms plagiarism in work scientific student.

Keywords

A I, Scientific Articles, Plagiarism



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