ChatGPT and other AI tools sometimes make up citations that don't exist.
ChatGPT might give you articles by an author that usually writes about your topic, or even identify a journal that published on your topic, but the title, pages numbers, and dates are completely fictional. This is because ChatGPT is not connected to the internet, so has no way of identifying actual sources.
You can try to see if any are valid by searching in OneSearch on our home page or in Google Scholar, but chances are the sources do not exist.
It's better to use ChatGPT for tasks like these:
other writing and text-related tasks.
It's not designed to be a search engine. Use OneSearch, library databases for your discipline, or Google Scholar instead.
(Adapted from University of Arizona Libraries website)