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Did you know that when you use generative AI, it’s possible to plagiarise by accident? In this video, we explore strategies to avoid that
To create its outputs, generative AI uses existing resources, like books, websites, songs, artworks, and photographs, without giving necessarily gaining consent from or giving credit to those who created them. That means that when you use generative AI, there’s a risk of plagiarising someone else’s hard work.
Plagiarism is unethical and can negatively impact your reputation. This video offers a practical guide to avoiding plagiarism when using AI.
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