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To ensure privacy, you will need to keep all personal information (about you or other people) out of your prompts to a generative AI tool. The information you provide may be used in future training of the models.
As you would cite sources that you have used in your papers and projects, you need to describe the ways in which you have used generative AI. However, there are some differences because readers cannot get back to the responses that were generated for you and you may not be able to determine what source was used to generate the AI tool's response. APA guidance on citing ChatGPT is shown on this page.
You can use this tutorial to check your knowledge of using generative AI responsibly in your coursework.
Although policies vary for different journals, this example shows an editors' statement on the responsible use of generative AI in scholarly publishing.
Privacy can be lost when entering personal information into a large language model such as ChatGPT which may use the information when continuing to train the tool (see this article or this shorter article). Please keep all personal information (about you or other people) out of your prompts to a generative AI tool.
For your own privacy, you may also want to use a temporary email when you need to create an account.
AI tools can provide inaccurate and/or biased responses. This can happen due to the model not "understanding" the prompts or due to biases fed into the model during training. Some problems that these responses can create are described in this article.
Copyright owners for material that was used to train AI are starting to file lawsuits.
This article summarizes a range of concerns. This article covers potential benefits and concerns regarding education.
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