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Plagiarism is presenting someone else's work as your own. CorrectMyPaper does not write your paper. It reads what you wrote and proposes edits to your own sentences, each shown as a before/after that you accept or dismiss. The text that ends up in your manuscript is text you approved.

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Follow your target journal's policy — many now ask authors to state what AI assistance was used and how. Because the tool works as suggestions you accept or reject, you can describe it precisely: it flagged issues and proposed edits, and you decided which ones to make.

Is my manuscript used to train AI models?

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Many journals now ask you to disclose whether AI assistance was used. Because every suggestion is a reviewer-style note you either accepted or dismissed, you can describe exactly what happened — which is what disclosure asks for.

Does using CorrectMyPaper count as plagiarism?: Plagiarism is presenting someone else's work as your own. CorrectMyPaper does not write your paper. It reads what you wrote and proposes edits to your own sentences, each shown as a before/after that you accept or dismiss. The text that ends up in your manuscript is text you approved.
Do I need to disclose that I used an AI tool?: Follow your target journal's policy — many now ask authors to state what AI assistance was used and how. Because the tool works as suggestions you accept or reject, you can describe it precisely: it flagged issues and proposed edits, and you decided which ones to make.
Is my manuscript used to train AI models?: No. Your manuscript is sent to an AI provider only to produce your review, it is not used to train or fine-tune models, and you can delete a manuscript and everything generated from it at any time from your dashboard.

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