Why (Not) AI?
AI can be an incredible tool for research. But it has its downsides! The ethics of AI use in content generation is an ongoing discussion in academia, media, and many other fields.
While this discussion continues, we are doing our best to promote healthy uses of AI as a tool. On this page, you will find some of the concerns and unethical uses you need to consider when deciding whether to use AI.
Is AI Trustworthy?
Algorithms of Oppression: how search engines reinforce racism by Call Number: ZA4230 .N63 2018 or ONLINEISBN: 9781479849949Publication Date: 2018
- "What are AI chatbots actually doing when they ‘hallucinate’? Here’s why experts don’t like the term."Northeastern Global News, Nov 10, 2023
- What are AI Hallucinations?ibm.com, accessed Jan. 31, 2024
- AI Chatbots Can ‘Hallucinate’ and Make Things Up—Why It Happens and How to Spot Itcnbc.com, Dec. 22, 2023
Is AI Ethical?
- "These 183,000 Books are Fueling the Biggest Fight in Publishing and Tech"The Atlantic, Sept 25, 2023
- "AI must serve human potential, not compete against it, Pope says."USCCB, Dec 14, 2023
- "Spirit and the Machine: Catholic Responses to an Increasingly Artificial World"May 12, 2021 (event video, Loyola University Chicago)
Citing AI
- Artificial Intelligence and Academic Integrity: Striking a BalanceGeorgina Chami, Times Higher Education, Oct. 23, 2023
- Academic Integrity and Artificial Intelligence: is ChatGPT Hype, Hero or Heresy?Geoffrey M. Currie PhD, Seminars in Nuclear Medicine, Sept. 2023
- Academic Integrity and AIThe Chronicle of Higher Education, May 16, 2023
- How do I cite generative AI in MLA style?MLA Style Center, accessed Jan. 31, 2024
- How to cite ChatGPT (APA Style.org)Geoffrey M. Currie PhD, APA style.org, Apr. 7, 2023
- Citation, Documentation of SourcesChicago Manual of Style Online, accessed Jan. 31, 2024