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Using Generative AI in your research

Generative AI (GenAI) is increasingly being used as source of information, translation tool, text editor and much more. The information in this box provides links to guidance on using GenAI for academic research, including strengths and limitations.

Generative AI and library skills
This LibrarySkills@UCL guide explores the use of AI and generative AI in the context of the library research process. Including:
Generative AI as a source of information
Limitations of GenAI
Effective prompting
Acknowledging the use of generative AI and referencing generative AI
This guidance presents UCL's general approach to acknowledging the use of generative AI and referencing generative AI.

Other UCL resources include:

Generative AI and Academic Skills
Introductory course on UCL Moodle for students and staff.
Microsoft Copilot: Guidance from UCL's Microsoft Office 365 Sharepoint site
Generative AI Hub
UCL guidance: Learn about generative AI (GenAI) and what it means for teaching, learning and assessment at UCL..