source_status
AUS policy applies to undergraduate and graduate teaching and learning environments and says faculty research use of generative AI tools is not covered by this policy.
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American University of Sharjah
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6 current claims; 2 official sources.
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Current claim records
Current claim records: 6.
academic_integrity
AUS policy says the institution does not prohibit generative AI detection software in academic integrity adjudication but recognizes detection output cannot provide a definitive judgment.
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ai_tool_treatment
AUS policy says students are responsible for the accuracy of AI-generated output in their work and must ensure use complies with syllabus, iLearn updates, academic integrity policy, and IT acceptable use policy.
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academic_integrity
AUS policy says students must acknowledge generative AI tool use in submitted course-credit material, including the tool name and version number.
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teaching
AUS policy says instructors must specify permitted generative AI tools, rationale, allowed assignments or activities, and an academic integrity statement in the course syllabus when AI tools are used.
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academic_integrity
AUS policy says students are forbidden from using generative AI tools to produce assessment work unless the course instructor explicitly permits that use.
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Source snapshots
Official source records: 2.
0.f. Generative AI (GAI) Tools in Teaching and Learning Policy
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AUS AI Policy
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