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AI-use disclosure

Choose the exact issue that matches your work. Each page in this cluster targets a distinct intent with a method, example, limitations and a clear reminder that local rules take priority.

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Start with the real problem

Start from the real issue: an AI rule, doubtful source, citation mismatch, missing rubric criterion or final submission check.

SafeRender method

Compare the brief, draft and sources, identify the gaps that matter, then fix them selectively.

Brief
Draft
Sources
Citations
AI use
Final version

Why specialised pages

A precise answer is more useful than one generic page trying to cover everything. Each guide targets its own intent and links to genuinely related topics.

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If you used AI

First check whether use was permitted. If disclosure is required, state the tool, purpose, affected parts and your verification.

Local rules

Written assessment instructions, institutional policy and tutor or instructor guidance always take priority.

Move to the full paper

Once the issue is identified, SafeRender can place that check back into the complete document before submission.

Frequently asked questions

Which page should I start with?

Choose the most specific problem you need to solve.

Do all pages give the same advice?

No. They share core principles but each page targets a distinct intent and review task.

Do these guides replace my university rules?

No. Local rules and the specific assessment instructions take priority.

Sources and resources

AI Attribution Guidelines - Cornell University (checked 2026-09-18)

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Add the prompt, draft and sources to get an indicative final review before submission.