The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) tools into management and accounting research is reshaping academic workflows from literature reviews to data analysis and content generation, and researchers face a rapidly expanding supply of tools whose reliability and ethical alignment remain uneven. This chapter evaluates AI research tools using the Committee on Publication Ethics principles – transparency, accountability, honesty – highlighting structural risks that compromise research integrity. A model reveals how ethical gaps accumulate across discovery, writing, and analysis functions. The chapter proposes a proactive governance, including audits, integrity metrics, and researcher training, to ensure responsible AI integration in knowledge production.
AI tools in Management and Accounting research: a COPE-Principled evaluation for ethical integration / Nevi, Giulia; Gogiali, Giulia; Dezi, Luca; Ferri, Maria Antonella. - (2026).
AI tools in Management and Accounting research: a COPE-Principled evaluation for ethical integration
Giulia Nevi;Giulia Gogiali;Luca Dezi;Maria Antonella Ferri
2026
Abstract
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) tools into management and accounting research is reshaping academic workflows from literature reviews to data analysis and content generation, and researchers face a rapidly expanding supply of tools whose reliability and ethical alignment remain uneven. This chapter evaluates AI research tools using the Committee on Publication Ethics principles – transparency, accountability, honesty – highlighting structural risks that compromise research integrity. A model reveals how ethical gaps accumulate across discovery, writing, and analysis functions. The chapter proposes a proactive governance, including audits, integrity metrics, and researcher training, to ensure responsible AI integration in knowledge production.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


