AI Conflict of Interest Statement
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Does a consultancy you did two years ago need declaring on this paper? What about a patent application, an advisory board seat, or shares your partner holds? Disclosure is not a confession of wrongdoing, and treating it as one is why people leave things out. AI Conflict of Interest Statement drafts the declaration that lets a reader judge for themselves.
Short answer: AI Conflict of Interest Statement is a free tool that drafts the competing interests declaration for a paper, covering funding, employment, patents, advisory roles, and shareholdings for every author, including a clean statement of none.
What is AI Conflict of Interest Statement?
AI Conflict of Interest Statement produces the declaration block where authors disclose relationships that a reader might reasonably think could influence the work. You supply what each author holds. It returns a statement in the conventional form, covering every author and using the standard wording where nothing needs declaring.
The purpose is not to establish that you are impartial. It is to give the reader the information they would want in order to judge the work themselves. That distinction changes how the statement should be written: completely, plainly, and without defensiveness.
When in doubt, disclose The cost of declaring something unnecessary is a line of text. The cost of failing to declare something material is a correction, a retraction, or worse, and it is what ends careers rather than the interest itself. Institutional and journal policies both apply, and they define what counts differently. If you are hesitating over whether something belongs, that hesitation is your answer.
Why Use AI Conflict of Interest Statement?
The statement is short, and short things get written carelessly at the end of a long process.
- Prompts the categories authors forget: patents, advisory roles, speaking fees, family holdings.
- Covers every author, rather than defaulting to the corresponding author's position.
- Uses the standard wording for a clean declaration, which journals expect verbatim.
- Keeps the register neutral, so a disclosure does not read as an apology.
- Produces the variant each journal wants, since the required form differs.
How Does AI Conflict of Interest Statement Work?
In the prompt box, list each author and what they need to declare, or state that they have nothing. Include funding relationships, employment, consultancies, patents, advisory or board positions, speaking or writing fees, and relevant shareholdings, with dates where the journal asks for a time window.
Choose an engine from the model selector below. AI Conflict of Interest Statement runs on MSB AI, OpenAI ChatGPT, Anthropic Claude AI, Google Gemini, Qwen plus DeepSeek. This is a formulaic block, so pick one engine and put your attention into completeness instead.
Work through the advanced options accordion, then generate the declaration. The output card shows the statement with a live word count, which is worth keeping low. Copy, Listen, Reuse and Download sit beside each declaration, with DOC, TXT and HTML exports. Copy is the usual route, because this text goes straight into a submission field. Reuse handles a different journal's required phrasing without re entering every author's position. The activity history panel keeps each version from this session.
| What you put in the prompt | What changes in the statement |
|---|---|
| Each author's interests, listed individually | The statement covers everyone rather than the group |
| Dates and time windows | Disclosures match the period the journal asks about |
| "Use the standard none wording" | Clean declarations come out in the form editors expect |
| The journal's required phrasing | The block matches their template rather than a generic one |
What Usually Needs Declaring
| Category | Examples | Frequently missed |
|---|---|---|
| Financial | Consultancy, fees, honoraria, shares | Payments routed through an institution |
| Employment | Current and recent roles | Roles held during the study but since left |
| Intellectual property | Patents filed, granted, or licensed | Applications that are pending |
| Non financial | Advocacy roles, board seats, strong affiliations | Assumed not to count, and often does |
Who The Statement Is For
- The reader, who is entitled to weigh the work knowing who paid for it and who benefits.
- The editor, who uses it to decide on handling and on reviewer selection.
- Your institution, whose own policy may be broader than the journal's.
- Your co-authors, who need to see and approve what is declared on their behalf.
- Future you, if a question is raised years later about a relationship that was never recorded.
Controls For A Complete Declaration
Every control below is in the advanced options accordion on the AI Conflict of Interest Statement page.
| Option | What it controls | When to change it | Suggested starting point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | How much detail each disclosure carries | Medium when several authors have interests to declare | Short, since a declaration is not an explanation |
| Tone | The register of the writing | Never Empathetic or Persuasive; both read as defensive | Formal |
| Point of View | Whether disclosures are stated as we or by name | Third Person when declaring per author by initials | Third Person, naming each author |
| Format | The layout of the block | Bullet Points when many authors have separate interests | Paragraph for a small author group |
| Use Markdown Formatting | Whether symbols mark structure | Off, since this goes into a portal field | Off |
| Include Examples | Adds illustrative content | Off; an invented interest would be a serious error | Off |
| Include Call-to-Action | Adds a closing prompt | Off, always | Off |
| Humanize Voice | Loosens formal phrasing | Off; convention is the point here | Off |
| Creativity | How far the wording departs from your input | Keep at the bottom of the range | Around 10 |
| Custom Instructions | Free text for anything the menus miss | List authors and interests, and the journal's required form | "One line per author, standard none wording where applicable, no interpretation" |
Key Features
Category prompts
Financial, employment, intellectual property, and non financial interests are all raised, not just the obvious ones.
Per author coverage
Each author gets their own position stated, which is what journals now require.
Clean declarations
Where there is nothing to declare, the standard wording appears in the form editors expect.
Per journal variants
Reuse produces the next journal's required phrasing without re entering everyone's interests.
Neutral register
Disclosures read as information rather than as apology, which is how they should read.
Where The Rules Come From
Two sets of requirements apply at once, and they are not identical.
Your institution's policy may be broader than the journal's Universities, hospitals, and research institutes maintain their own conflict of interest registers, often with wider definitions and mandatory reporting timelines. Declaring correctly on a paper does not discharge an institutional obligation, and vice versa. Check both, and if a relationship is complex, ask your research integrity or compliance office rather than deciding alone.
Beyond the formal rules, there is a reasonable person test that most policies come back to. Would a reader who learned of this relationship afterwards feel it should have been mentioned? If yes, it goes in, whatever the letter of any policy says.
Before You Submit Checklist
- ✅ Every author has been asked individually about their own interests.
- ✅ Financial, employment, patent, and non financial categories were all considered.
- ✅ Any journal specified time window has been applied.
- ✅ Authors with nothing to declare are covered by the standard wording.
- ✅ The statement matches what each author has declared to their institution.
- ✅ Nothing is explained or justified, only stated.
- ✅ All co-authors have seen and approved the final wording.
- ✅ The declaration is consistent with any funding statement in the paper.
Ask each author in writing Send a short message listing the categories and asking for a reply, rather than assuming. It gives you an accurate statement and a record that you asked, which matters if anything is queried later.
Pros And Cons
What works well
- Prompts categories that authors reliably forget.
- Covers every author individually rather than as a group.
- Produces the clean declaration in the standard form.
- Free with no account, and fast to redo when a journal words it differently.
What to watch
- It only knows what you tell it, and cannot detect an omission.
- It does not know your institution's or journal's specific definitions.
- It cannot judge whether a relationship is material; that is your call and your compliance office's.
- A tidy statement is not the same as a complete one.
AIToolsay is a free set of AI tools for research and writing, all of it usable without signing in. Declarations cluster at the back of a paper, and the AI Author Contributions Statement covers who did what, while the AI Acknowledgements Section handles funding and facility credits. You can run AI Conflict of Interest Statement for every submission, at no cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if none of us has anything to declare?
Say so explicitly, using the standard wording. An absent statement is treated as an omission, not as an absence of interests.
Does the AI Conflict of Interest Statement have a price?
Yes. AI Conflict of Interest Statement is free and unregistered, and the engine behind the declaration is yours to select.
Do non financial interests count?
Often, yes. Advocacy roles, board memberships, and strong personal affiliations can all be relevant, and many journals now ask about them explicitly.
How far back should disclosures go?
Follow the journal, which usually specifies a window of a few years. Where none is specified, declare anything a reader would reasonably want to know about.
Should I explain why an interest does not affect the work?
No. State the interest and let the reader judge. Explanations read as defensiveness and invite the scrutiny you were hoping to avoid.
What if a co-author will not respond?
Do not submit a declaration on their behalf that you have not confirmed. Chase them, and involve the corresponding author's institution if it stalls.
Does declaring an interest hurt my chances?
Very rarely. Editors handle disclosed interests routinely. Undisclosed ones, discovered later, are the ones with real consequences.
Disclosure is a service to the reader, not an admission about the author. State every relationship plainly, cover everyone on the paper, and let the work be judged with the context it deserves. Thank you for reading, and good luck getting everyone to reply.
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