Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Undergraduate Instruction & Assessment Librarian
Permanent Links to Generative AI Results
Currently, most citation styles recommend that generative AI sources be treated like personal communications because, like emails, interviews, etc., generative AI conversations are generally nonrecoverable (i.e., they cannot be duplicated or accessed and evaluated by others).
As these technologies evolve and the ability to share conversations becomes the norm, these citation recommendations may change. Be sure to verify citation style guidance before using.
Sharing Conversations Produced in AI Text Generators
Learn more about the share link feature in ChatGPT which allows you to generate and share a unique URL for a ChatGPT conversation.
Updated: 2/17/24
For more information about sharing Bard chats (e.g., what gets shared, how to delete public links, etc.), visit this support page.
Updated: 2/17/24
Updated: 2/17/24
Updated: 2/17/24
Updated: 2/17/24
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