Using artificial intelligence technology to write and produce geographic location

Abstract

The paper aimed to address the possibility of employing artificial intelligence technology in writing and producing geographical research, with the various tools and applications it provides, while emphasizing its use within the framework of a project within the limits of scientific research ethics, and with the rapid spread and development of artificial intelligence tools and applications we are witnessing, Many scientific institutions, universities, and peer-reviewed scientific journals, both regionally and internationally, in various disciplines, have pointed out the importance of this topic, stating that relying on artificial intelligence in writing research is considered a form of plagiarism for which researchers are punished, as it represents a violation of the ethics of scientific research, Scientific research is the product of the researcher's own efforts, and one cannot rely entirely on the use of artificial intelligence and its tools in writing research. Furthermore, tools for detecting plagiarism in research have been technically developed and invented to detect what has been written using artificial intelligence tools.

Artificial intelligence tools represent aids to the academic geographic researcher, not a substitute for him. Everything that is said or written about the existence of artificial intelligence tools capable of producing integrated research is inaccurate, It is only said and published for promotional and marketing purposes. The field is open to the academic researcher to choose and employ any available and approved technology produced by experts and specialized bodies and from known sources, to prepare his research in a manner consistent with scientific ethics.