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      <title>How to cite ChatGPT, Claude AI and Gemini in APA, MLA and Chicago</title>
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      <description>AI disclosure statement examples and templates for research papers: what to include, where it goes, if grammar help counts, and 11 journal policies compared.</description>
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      <description>Afraid of being scooped? You can't own an idea, but you can show what you had and when. Preprints, preregistration, notebooks and timestamps compared.</description>
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