AI use policy for my essay writing
There's been a recent call from @dynomight to declare whether and how you're using AI to write your essays. That seems reasonable, so here's my own policy for how I use AI in my blog:AI can help, but I’m the authorI use AI as an extensive aid for thinking, but retain primary authorship over my words. Unless I explicitly state otherwise, almost every sentence that's not explicitly a quote from an AI is written by me, not AI.The exception is that if I discuss a topic with an AI and it suggests a good point that I agree with, I may copy a sentence or two from it directly into the essay.
- ▪There's been a recent call from @dynomight to declare whether and how you're using AI to write your essays.
- ▪That seems reasonable, so here's my own policy for how I use AI in my blog:AI can help, but I’m the authorI use AI as an extensive aid for thinking, but retain primary authorship over my words.
- ▪Unless I explicitly state otherwise, almost every sentence that's not explicitly a quote from an AI is written by me, not AI.The exception is that if I discuss a topic with an AI and it suggests a good point that I agree with, I may copy a
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There's been a recent call from @dynomight to declare whether and how you're using AI to write your essays. That seems reasonable, so here's my own policy for how I use AI in my blog:AI can help, but I’m the authorI use AI as an extensive aid for thinking, but retain primary authorship over my words. Unless I explicitly state otherwise, almost every sentence that's not explicitly a quote from an AI is written by me, not AI.The exception is that if I discuss a topic with an AI and it suggests a good point that I agree with, I may copy a sentence or two from it directly into the essay.
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