How to Cite AI-Generated Content (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.)
Guidelines for citing AI tools in your academic papers across different styles.
Daniel is the founder of CiteMe and has been helping students with academic citations since 2023. He specializes in building tools that simplify the research process.
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AI-Generated Citation Accuracy
Research on AI citation tools shows significant error rates. GPT-4 improved over GPT-3.5, but both produce fabricated or erroneous references requiring verification.
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Key Points
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Conclusion
Wrapping up with actionable takeaways and a call to action to try CiteMe for their citation needs.
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