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Do I need to cite ChatGPT in published writing?
It looks like you can't use it at all, to be honest.
From the OpenAI Terms of Use
You may not: ... (v) represent that output from the Services was human-generated when it is not;...
Given that ...
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Do I need to cite ChatGPT in published writing?
The article you linked to is rather misleading, in fact the guidelines direct from Nature say this:
First, no LLM tool will be accepted as a credited author on a research paper. That is because any ...
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Do I need to cite ChatGPT in published writing?
Academically... No. You cite the work of people, you can't plagiarise an algorithm. You wouldn't cite a piece of software that did a linear regression for you. ChatGPT is essentially the same, just ...
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Is there a style convention for how to "format" a book title in plain text (no formatting)?
No formatting? All that leaves you is quotes:
In his book "Some Book Title", John Doe describes...
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Do I need to cite ChatGPT in published writing?
Citations, according to the UNC-Chapel Hill University Libraries, serve three major roles in scholarly work: showing how an argument is built on other ideas; indicating which ideas were taken from ...
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Do I need to cite ChatGPT in published writing?
do I need to cite or somehow give credit?
No, except if your jurisdiction or your publisher requires it.
From OpenAI FAQ: "Subject to the Content Policy and Terms, you own the output you create ...
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How to cite an ancient manuscript, translated, in a volume of an edited collection (CMOS)?
Generally speaking you need to find the way that scholars refer to the letter. This would letter 22. I am not sure which line of the letter. If you are not writing for Patristic scholars, you can use ...
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Do I need to cite ChatGPT in published writing?
Always, as a rule of thumb, cite your source if it didn't come from you, period. (Purdue University, Purdue Online Writing Lab, College of Liberal Arts.)
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How do you cite a Stack Overflow answer?
In APA format:
Sayaman (2023, March 11). How do you cite a Stack Overflow answer? Writing StackExchange. https:// writing.stackexchange.com/q/65776/55858
(I had to add a space inside the URL so the ...
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How do you find who are the lead authors if there's more than one?
For your paper, "Song et al. (2022)" or "(Song et al., 2022)". APA 7th Edition has pretty clear rules:
For a work with one or two authors, include the author name(s) in every ...
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Do I need to cite ChatGPT in published writing?
I am and have been on editorial boards of scientific publications (journals and books). The policy there is quite clear: Texts produced with the help of AI bots are unfit for publication. If not ...
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Citing the Same Source Multiple Times in a Book
One common method is to have a "list of works cited" with full bibliographic information for each, and a unique abbreviation for each. Then notes list only the abbreviation and the page ...
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Use of Registered trademark
It is never required for anyone to use the ™ or ® symbols, unless one has an agreement with the trademark owner specifically requiring it. The owner often chooses to use these symbols so as to notify ...
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