Treffer: The Editorial Word: Authorship.

The article focuses on the criteria for authorship in academic publishing, emphasizing the importance of substantial contributions and accountability among authors. It outlines the four main criteria for authorship: substantial contribution, accountability, writing and revising, and final approval of the manuscript. The text also discusses unethical authorship practices, known as the "3Gs" (ghost, gift, and guest authorship), and clarifies that artificial intelligence (AI) cannot be considered an author. Additionally, it highlights the distinction between authorship and minor contributions, which should be acknowledged but do not qualify for authorship. [Extracted from the article]

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