How to cite AI-generated content in general
Quick answer
Always attribute to the model's provider, document the version, and preserve the prompt so readers can evaluate the output's context.
Why this one is tricky
AI output raises questions about authorship, reproducibility, and intellectual accountability.
Example (APA 7)
OpenAI. (2024). Response to prompt "Summarize recent AI safety concerns" generated by ChatGPT (September 25 version) [Large language model]. https://chat.openai.com/
Official source
APA 7 is defined and maintained by the American Psychological Association. For edge cases their official guidance is the authoritative reference — DEEPNOTIS follows the same canonical APA 7 definition.
Most common mistake
Using AI output without disclosure — many journals now require it.
Citing AI-generated content in general more than once?
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Last updated: 5 May 2026