This advice is as of 12th May, 2023
Generative AI tools can be used to create content such as text, images or music. For more information, read about the use of generative AI tools for your studies on the Academic Integrity and Turnitin page.
If you have used a generative AI tool in your assessment, you need to acknowledge this use as part of your commitment to academic integrity at SCU. Discuss with your Unit Assessor if you are not sure about how you can use generative AI tools in your studies.
Quoting or referring to ChatGPT’s text is like sharing an algorithm’s output and the ‘author’ of the algorithm needs to be credited with a reference list entry and the corresponding in-text citation. It is recommended to include the full transcript in an appendix.
Example:
When given a follow up prompt of "what is a...?" the ChatGPT-generated text indicated "abc and xyz" (OpenAI, 2023; see Appendix A for the full transcript).
Generative AI tools are an emerging technology, so this advice on how to reference your use of a generative AI tool may change. Keep checking this guide for updated information.
The full transcript of prompt(s) and response(s) should be included in an appendix.
Figure X
Title (if applicable)
[Image]
Note. The image was generated by - Name of AI model (Author of AI model, Year) - with the prompt: “Prompt”.
Figure 1
[Image]
Note. The image was generated by Midjourney (Midjourney, 2023) with the prompt “Robot holding a flower."