u/Emotional_Maddy_9027

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I know a lot of people use AI for studying now. I do too sometimes. But getting accused of using AI when you actually wrote the work yourself is real. And not always easy to prove. I know these tips might seem obvious, but they do help.

So here are a few things that help me:

• Document your writing process. I write in Google Docs so version history is saved. You can show how your work changed over time.

• Keep drafts and notes. Even messy ones. It helps show how your ideas developed.

• Be ready to explain your work. If you wrote it, you should be able to walk through your thinking.

• Don't rely fully on AI. I use it as a helper, not to do everything. Sometimes I use a humanizer like GetSolved to polish my draft, not to do the work for me.

• Watch out for fake citations. AI sometimes makes things up, and that’s an easy red flag.

That’s what works for me.

Feel free to add your tips if I missed something.