The incorporation of generative artificial intelligence in academic surgery presents transformative opportunities but also significant ethical challenges. Key benefits include improved efficiency in tasks like manuscript writing and clinical documentation. However, concerns regarding bias, transparency, intellectual property, and privacy necessitate strict guidelines for responsible use. The paper emphasizes the importance of ethical training and governance frameworks to harness AI’s potential while safeguarding academic integrity and patient care.
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