AGLC Examples - Internet sources - Generative AI (e.g. ChatGPT)

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Generative AI (GenAI) tools like ChatGPT and Dall-E generate text or images in response to parameters entered by the user. See Using generative AI for more information.

Please note

You must verify that you are allowed to use generative AI before using it in your assessment, and you must acknowledge its use.

It is highly likely your unit will require you to describe how you used the tool or provide the prompts and results within the text or an appendix.

For assistance see Acknowledging generative AI in your assessments (page 4: Documenting prompts and outputs).

Bibliography

Example

Open AI, Output from ChatGPT to John Smith, 23 February 2023

Microsoft, Output from Copilot to John Smith, 22 July 2024

Notes

This is based on interim guidance from the Editors of AGLC4.

See AGLC4 Rule 7.12 for Written Correspondence.

Discursive text may be used in the footnote to provide information about the prompts used to generate the output in accordance with AGLC4 Rule 1.1.5.

An appendix may be used in order to provide comprehensive information about the series of prompts and outputs used to generate the output.