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AI: Harvard referencing and academic integrity

In text reference Reference list

Citation order

Example:

(Communicator,  Year) 

(OpenAI ChatGPT, 2023)

Name of AI (Year of communication) Medium of communication Receiver of communication, Day/month of communication.

OpenAI ChatGPT (2023) ChatGPT response to Daniel Hawkins, 2 September.

Example: Appendix AI description of use 
The following prompts were input into (name of AI tool: [Provide details]) 
The output obtained was: (Paste the full output generated by the AI tool) 
Full detail of how the output was adapted: (explain how you adapted the output for use in your work) 

Note

It is important to check with your lecturer if the use of AI is permitted for any assignment

If your lecturer premits the use of AI for an assignment then you can use generative AI to assist with your research provided that you are careful to maintain academic integrity and are using AI tools to help you think and understand. You will need to give a full account of how you have used AI and a copy of original AI text in your appendices. Using AI to create content or aid which is not attributed is academic plagiarism 
NB: Any information given through generative AI tools must be checked and verified with credible sources as the information provided by AI may be incorrect, also any references provided though AI are lightly to be incorrect