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When you use ChatGPT or another generative AI tool in your research, you will need to cite the tool. Because generative AI is so new, major style guides are still developing their citation requirements. This wikiHow teaches you how to cite ChatGPT in your research, essay, article, or other work according to the APA, MLA, and Chicago style guides.
- The main style guides are still developing their citation standards for generative AI tools.
- Because ChatGPT responses are not technically “feedback”, citing ChatGPT is different from citing other electronic sources.
- Chicago style, you don’t have to cite ChatGPT as a source, just mention that you used it in your text.
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