PROMPT- Cuma Upload File! Menulis Paper Jurnal Sinta dengan AI Gemini & Claude (Lolos Turnitin)

Summary

The video demonstrates a workflow for turning an existing research report, thesis, or dissertation into a journal article using Google Gemini and Claude. The presenter’s example targets a Sinta-accredited journal and uses the journal’s template and previously published articles to guide the AI’s structure and formatting.

The presenter emphasizes that the generated draft should not be accepted as-is. Authors must check the content, citations, tables, figures, and conclusions against the original research, then revise the draft themselves. AI is presented as a writing assistant, not a replacement for the researcher.

Workflow and Instructions

1. Choose a target journal

   • Identify the journal you intend to submit to, such as a Sinta 2, 3, or 4 journal.
   • Download its article template and several articles already published in that journal. The presenter uses three examples.
   • Use these documents to help the AI follow the journal’s structure and style. They are not substitutes for the author’s own research or sources.

2. Prepare the source material

   • For an article based on completed research, prepare the research report, thesis, or dissertation. PDF is recommended.
   • If no completed study is available, the presenter proposes providing a topic and relevant reference papers instead.

3. Create a prompt framework and master prompt

   • Draft a framework that specifies the intended journal, audience, paper requirements, and output format.
   • Include rules for following the template and using example articles as formatting and style references.
   • Have the article written in stages rather than generating the entire paper at once.
   • Request sections such as the abstract, introduction, methods, results and discussion, conclusion, and references, as required by the template.
   • Specify requirements for tables, figures, formulas, length, and eventual export to Word.
   • The presenter’s example requests a similarity score below 15% and prose that does not sound AI-generated. These are prompt requests, not guaranteed outcomes.

4. Build an assistant in Gemini

   • Use the master prompt to create a Gemini Gem.
   • Upload the journal template and sample published papers to its knowledge area.
   • Save the Gem and start a chat. The assistant asks whether the user wants to convert existing research or develop a paper from a new topic.

5. Build an assistant in Claude

   • Create a Claude Project and add the master prompt as its instructions.
   • Upload the journal template and sample articles as project context.
   • The presenter tests this alongside the Gemini Gem. In the demonstration, the free Claude account reaches a usage limit before the full process is completed.

6. Draft the article section by section

   • Select the research-conversion option and upload the report, thesis, or dissertation.
   • Review the assistant’s proposed titles and abstract, confirm the language, and check other requested details, such as author information.
   • Proceed through the article one section at a time. The demonstrated sequence includes:
     • Abstract and keywords
     • Introduction
     • Method
     • Results and discussion
     • Conclusion and other required end matter
   • Review each section before moving on. Request corrections or additions as needed, and verify claims against the source research.
   • The tools handle visuals differently: Gemini’s output may require converting chart or figure code into a visual, while Claude produces a graph image in the example.

7. Export and format the draft

   • The Gemini workflow generates Python code to create a DOCX file rather than producing the Word document directly.
   • The presenter runs the code in Google Colab, installs the requested libraries, uploads the journal template if required, and executes the script.
   • The resulting Word document still needs manual checking and formatting. Figures may need to be added or adjusted manually.

8. Review and check the result

   • Check the complete article against the journal template and the underlying research.
   • Verify references and citations, statistical results, tables, figures, and conclusions. Correct inaccuracies, revise awkward passages, and remove or edit anything unsuitable.
   • The presenter reports a Turnitin similarity result of 13%, or 8% when the bibliography is excluded, for the demonstrated Gemini-generated paper. These results apply only to that example; they do not guarantee a particular score or prove that a paper is accurate, original, or ready to submit.

Speakers and Sources Featured

• Speaker: One presenter/narrator, identified by the channel context as Ridwan Tutorial.
• Research material: The presenter’s example research report on implementing AI and coding in madrasas. The presenter also discusses theses and dissertations as possible source documents.
• Journal materials: A target journal’s template and sample articles published in that journal.
• Tools and services: Google Gemini (Gems), Claude (Projects), Turnitin, Microsoft Word/DOCX, and Google Colab with Python.