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Due to a technical limitation (working on it...) I can't mark this as a duplicate of our network gen-AI policy, but see that link. To summarize: Presenting non-original work as your own is a ...
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#1: Initial revision
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Monica Cellio
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2024-02-25T02:02:50Z (9 months ago)
Due to a technical limitation (working on it...) I can't mark this as a duplicate of [our network gen-AI policy](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/288194), but see that link. To summarize: - Presenting non-original work as your own is a violation of our plagiarism policies, regardless of who or what wrote the material you used. To the extent it's allowed, you must attribute. - AI-generated content has problems including accuracy, which works against our goal of high-quality knowledge-sharing. By default, posts consisting entirely of LLM- and AI-generated content are not considered acceptable on our platform. - We give our communities as much autonomy as possible. Any community is welcome to adopt a more liberal policy, so long as our attribution rules are followed. Posts that include, but don't consist entirely of, AI content are judgement calls. For example, the human posting the quote might add some value -- such as testing and confirming the accuracy of an answer, or adding helpful explanation. But if the post is just "I asked ChatGPT and here's what it said", it's probably going to get deleted.