> And also plagiarism, when you claim authorship of it. I don't actually mind putting Claude as a co-author on my github commits. But for papers there are usu

> And also plagiarism, when you claim authorship of it. I don't actually mind putting Claude as a co-author on my github commits. But for papers there are usually so many tools involved. It would be crowded to include each of Claude, Gemini, Codex, Mathematica, Grammarly, Translate etc. as co-authors, even though I used all of them for some parts. Maybe just having a "tools used" section could work?