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Do Not Copy AI Words As Yours
If you turn in something AI wrote and say YOU wrote it, that is lying.
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- 1Do Not Copy AI Words As Yours
- 2plagiarism
- 3attribution
- 4disclosure
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Section 1
Do Not Copy AI Words As Yours
If you turn in something AI wrote and say YOU wrote it, that is lying. Most schools call this plagiarism.
Even if you change a few words, copying from AI without saying you did is dishonest.
Three honest ways to use AI for writing
- Brainstorm ideas, then write yourself
- Ask AI to help you understand something, then explain in your words
- Tell your teacher when AI helped you
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The big idea: Honest is best. If AI helped you, say so.
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