For students and writers
How to Cite AI in APA, MLA and Chicago Style
The exact formats for citing generative AI in APA, MLA and Chicago, plus in-text citations, where prompts go and a disclosure statement you can adapt.
For students and writers
How to check your own work, what to do if you are flagged, how to cite and disclose AI, and how to keep your writing in your own voice.
For students and writers
Is Using AI Plagiarism? What Universities Actually Say
Using AI isn't automatically plagiarism. Passing off AI text as your own usually breaks the rules. Here's where schools draw the line and how to stay on the right side.
For students and writers
Falsely Accused of Using AI? A Calm, Step-by-Step Plan
An AI accusation feels awful, but most can be cleared with calm steps and clear evidence. Here's what to do first, what to gather and what to say.
For students and writers
How Do Teachers Check for AI? What Students Should Know
Teachers rarely rely on one signal. Here's how they actually check for AI, what detectors can and can't show, and how to make your own process easy to see.
