How do you cite and reference authorised direct use of GenAI tools?
Suppose you are allowed to use the output of GenAI tools in your assessment task or research. In that case, you need to appropriately reference all direct use of AI-generated content, such as information, text, code, and images. Failure to reference this AI-generated content can result in academic misconduct.
ChatGPT and other generative AI tools are non-recoverable, meaning that a reference will not link to the actual source, and there is no archive of the content produced that others can access. Current advice varies depending on the referencing style you are using. Please refer to FedCite for specific guidance and examples.
If you have used GenAI indirectly, for example, brainstorming, editing, or planning, see the Declaration of indirect GenAI use tab.
