Detailed outline of the Chicago style manual (18th ed) created by Purdue's Online Writing Lab.

"Authors who have relied on content generated by a chatbot or similar AI tool must make it clear how the tool has been used (either in the text or in a preface or the like). Any specific content, whether quoted or paraphrased, should be cited where it occurs, either in the text or in a note." Instructions and examples are provided for in-text citations, notes, and bibliographies or reference lists.

Instructions for crediting content generated by AI with guidance on when it should be put in the text or in a note and when and how it should be included in a bibliography or reference list.

Shelved in the GC Library reference stacks at LB2369 .T8 2018 along with the 2013 and 2007 editions. E-book editions published from 1962 to 2007 are available to borrow from the Internet Archive. Create a free account using any email address to borrow e-books from the Internet Archive.

General guidance for using Chicago and Turabian styles created by Purdue's Online Writing Lab.