Plagiarism detection policy

Panorama UNAB applies the international standards and guidelines published by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), particularly its Core Practices, as well as the Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing, as its editorial practices adhere to ethical standards in academic publishing.

Panorama UNAB uses StrikePlagiarism as a tool for detecting textual similarity and AI-generated content. If a high level of similarity or indications of AI-generated content are identified, the reports generated by the tool will be reviewed by the editorial team to determine the appropriate course of action.

Panorama UNAB does not permit the use of artificial intelligence in the Results and Conclusions sections of any research intended for publication. These sections of the manuscript must constitute original human-authored work.

This mechanism is intended to ensure the originality of articles published in Panorama UNAB and to contribute to the generation and dissemination of new scientific knowledge.

Legal Principle

The Intellectual Property Law protects authors (Article 6) against textual similarity and proven plagiarism in any of its forms, which are considered serious infringements and are subject to penalties under the Criminal Code, Chapter VII, Crimes Relating to Intellectual Property (Articles 226–227).