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The national competition organizing committee has issued regulations on the use of artificial intelligence; the core principle is openness and transparency—AI may be used, but core modeling and analysis must be completed independently by the participating team, AI-generated content must be annotated in the body of the paper, and an AI usage report must be attached.
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7/13/2026
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