Barbara Mróz-Gorgoń case sparks debate on AI and scientific responsibility

The controversy surrounding the “Gorgon case” and the report titled “Polaków portret własny” has raised significant questions regarding responsibility for scientific unreliability. Professor Barbara Mróz-Gorgoń has attributed the issues within the report to artificial intelligence “hallucinations.”

Critics argue that AI is merely a tool and that the responsibility for the accuracy of a published work remains with the author. The debate emphasizes that AI hallucinations do not absolve a researcher from the duty to verify the content they sign with their own name.