As discussed in class and on the course outline, you may use AI as a source on assignments (but not on tests, quizzes or exams). There are two conditions and a couple of reminders. Conditions 1/ If you use AI, you are not allowed to ask Al the question using the wording written below. You may not use more than half of the words written below. If the best that you can do is to repeat the question word for word without being able to rephrase the question then it seems that you do not understand the issues being discussed in class. You are very unlikely to be prepared for the questions that you will be asked after you graduate. As stated in the course outline, \"no project and no question that you will see in the real world will look exactly like the questions on which you are being graded\". 2/ If you use it as a source, you must list it in your bibliography. Reminders 1/ This University's policy is outlined at https:/ews.uoguelph.ca/2023/03/university-of guelphstatementonarticialintelligencesystemschatgptacademicintegrity/ and, in my opinion, the most important sentence in that policy may be \"Students' work must reect their unique intellectual capacity and demonstrate the application of critical thinking and problem solving.\" 2/ The output from A1 can seem impressive, if you do not know the answer. For those who do know more, this output can look like wellwritten b&*#s2"'t. So, please remember the aws in AI that I mentioned on the rst day of this course. To some extent, a person who is BSing you is bluffmg and hopes that you will not notice. So, I have been having some in asking ChatGPT a question then asking \"Is this answer correct?\" Sometimes, the AI will respond \"Yes, ...\" and, sometimes, it will apologize for trying to mislead me. Sometimes, I have followed that response with \"Is that answer correct?\" and, in the small number of cases I have tried, the AI apologizes and proceeds to give me a different answer. I hope that you notice that this pattern of responses matches the pattern of somebody who changes their answer until you nd it acceptable: they are not willing to defend what they believe to be a correct answer. To reinforce a point that I made earlier in the course, I am not looking for your opinion on the answer to a question. I am looking for the basis of your opinion. So, please try to convince