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Academic integrity and AI-assisted thesis writing
Last updated: 30 July 2026
AI can help you find a direction, work through sources and improve a difficult draft. It cannot take responsibility for your research. Grongy AI is designed around that distinction: the tool can assist, but you remain the author and your institution’s rules always come first.
Appropriate ways to use Grongy AI
- Discovering relevant publications and adding them to your project library.
- Testing a chapter structure or turning your own notes and evidence into a first draft.
- Improving clarity, grammar and flow while reviewing each suggested change before accepting it.
- Preparing an editable statement that discloses how AI supported your work.
Guardrails built into the product
- Generated citations are limited to identifiable sources in your project library. The model is not asked to invent a reference when the library cannot support a claim.
- We do not offer a humanizer, detector-bypass mode or a command to make AI writing “undetectable”.
- Review and rewrite tools present changes for you to accept or reject; an AI-use disclosure helper is available in the bibliography workspace.
What remains your responsibility
- Check your university, programme and supervisor’s policy before using AI in assessed work.
- Read the original publications and confirm that every citation supports the sentence in which it appears.
- Verify facts, quotations, statistics, interpretations and methodological details. Do not enter findings, participants or procedures that did not exist in your research.
- Disclose AI assistance whenever your institution requires it—or whenever you are unsure.
- Revise the final text until you understand it and can defend every claim in it.
A disclosure is a starting point, not automatic permission
Grongy AI can draft a disclosure statement based on the features you used. You should edit it so it is accurate and follows your institution’s preferred wording. A disclosure does not make a prohibited use acceptable, and the generated statement is not legal or academic approval.
Related
Universities can read about our institutional workflow. See also our Terms of Service. Questions? Email [email protected].