Citing AI-Generated Work

The video tutorial explains how to properly cite AI-generated text and art to avoid plagiarism. It emphasizes the importance of citation and provides a step-by-step guide on using Mendeley to create and insert citations for AI-generated work. The tutorial covers the process of setting up a citation record, inserting it into a Word document, and syncing it with the cloud. It also highlights the need to adapt citation practices as software evolves.

Why is it important to cite AI-generated content?

• To confuse the reader

• To make the work look more professional

• To increase word count

• To avoid plagiarism

What is the first step in citing an AI-generated image using Mendeley?

• Ignore the title

• Select a famous author

• Specify the title as your prompt

• Choose a random title

When citing an AI-generated image, what should be listed as the author?

• The website's name

• A famous artist

• The user's name

• The name of the AI tool used

Where should the URL be placed when citing AI-generated content?

• In the title section

• In the abstract

• In the publication section

• In the author's name

What information is not required when citing AI-generated content?

• Volume

• Year

• URL

• Publisher

What is the purpose of syncing Mendeley with a Word document?

• To delete the references

• To insert the bibliography

• To change the document format

• To add more images

What is the final step after inserting the bibliography in Word?

• Review the inserted references

• Print the document

• Close the document

• Delete the bibliography

What can be done to better capture the essence of AI-generated work?

• Use a generic title

• Specify the title as 'Generative AI'

• Ignore the title

• Use a random date

Why is it important to keep track of software changes over time?

• To ensure compatibility

• To confuse the reader

• To increase document size

• To make the work look outdated

What is the easiest way to cite AI-generated work according to the tutorial?

• Ignoring citations

• Using a random citation tool

• Using Mendeley

• Manually writing citations