As an author of academic texts, you are responsible for the content of your work, and you must be able to account for the thoughts and results you present. Language models such as ChatGPT can produce articulate texts but also make mistakes and reproduce inaccuracies from the material from which they obtain information. So, before moving on with AI results and input, you need to fact-check them and revise them if necessary.

You may also need to document which AI tools you have used and how you have used them. In general, one should refer to software in an assignment when the software significantly impacts the results, analyses, or findings presented. This also applies to AI.

Please note that texts generated by artificial intelligence, for example, in the form of large language models, are associated with ethical issues, and that their use in a study context may be subject to provisions on cheating and plagiarism.

Make yourself acquainted with UiB's information page on using AI for study aid. Some faculties have their own information pages with advice and regulations.

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If you are considering using AI in your work, always check with the course coordinator or academic supervisor what is allowed in your programme of study.

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