Prompting is the key to effectively interacting with AI, search engines, and digital assistants. Whether you're generating content, solving problems, or brainstorming ideas, the way you frame your request determines the quality of the response. This guide will help you craft better prompts to get the most out of AI tools.
The rise of generative AI tools like ChatGPT has introduced challenges in citation practices. Unlike traditional sources, AI-generated outputs are typically unique to each user and nonrecoverable, meaning they cannot be revisited or verified by others. As a result, most citation styles currently treat generative AI like personal communications (e.g., emails or interviews), which are also nonrecoverable.
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The UNK OpenAI Challenge, in collaboration with OpenAI, UNK Academic Innovation, Academic Technology, and the Office of the Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, provides secure ChatGPT Enterprise access to up to 300 faculty, staff, and students. This initiative explores AI-driven innovations to enhance teaching, learning, research, and operations, aligning with the NU system's pillars of excellence and commitment to innovation.
