Yes, at bulkcontent.ai, each article we generate includes a ‘References’ section at the end of each article by default. This section aims to cite the sources and information the AI leaned on during the content creation process. Here’s what you need to know: Precision and Variability: Given the nuances and potential limitations of the OpenAI system, the precision of these references might vary from one article to another. Opting Out: While we believe in the value of showing sources, we understand the varying needs of our clients. Therefore, you have the option to exclude this section when placing an order. Enhanced Credibility & Value: Displaying sources not only reinforces the authenticity and trustworthiness of the content but also offers your readers deeper insights and context, enriching their reading experience. Non-Hyperlinked for User Retention: To ensure your website’s visitors stay engaged with your content, the ‘References’ section presents sources as plain-text URLs. This means readers won’t be directly led away from your content page. If they wish to visit a source, they’d need to manually copy and paste the URL. Monetization with Skimlinks: If you’re using a service like Skimlinks, there’s an added advantage. By integrating the Skimlinks code into your site template, these plain-text URLs can be automatically converted into hyperlinks with the affiliate tracking code attached. This is done site-wide whenever the URL aligns with an affiliate program that Skimlinks supports. This not only enhances user experience but also boosts the revenue potential of your website. URLs without a supporting affiliate program remain as text. A Note on AI Regulation: As AI’s role in content generation becomes more prominent, regulations around it may evolve. We advise considering the inclusion of the ‘References’ section as it could be beneficial for content credibility and potential legal safeguards.