How to use AI without giving up authorship
Use AI to locate questions and evidence, not to manufacture results, interpretations, or submission-ready prose.
Choose a bounded task
Checking whether a conclusion number appears in results is narrower and more verifiable than asking a system to improve the whole report.
Retain the source materials
Keep the rubric, calculations, and original observations available so every suggestion can be checked.
Write the decision trail
Record why you accepted, rejected, or modified a finding. This protects reasoning ownership.
Follow the course policy
Permitted use and disclosure rules are assignment-specific. No vendor can override them.
Sources and boundaries
Solice develops LabCrux. The independent sources above do not sponsor or endorse the product. This page explains a review method; your experimental evidence, course instructions, and instructor remain authoritative.