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Bournemouth University

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Current public record freshness and review state.

4 current claims; 3 official sources.

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Release history

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Current claim records

Current claim records: 4.

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Bournemouth University academic-offences guidance lists using artificial intelligence software to write all or part of an assignment and claiming the work as your own as an example of an academic offence.

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Bournemouth University student guidance says using generative AI when writing coursework is not, by itself, an academic offence, while directing students to use the resource responsibly and appropriately.

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Bournemouth University student guidance warns that AI outputs can be inaccurate or outdated and says students should verify AI outputs by checking other reliable sources.

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academic_integrity

Bournemouth University's 6H taught-awards policy defines academic offences as attempts to gain unfair advantage in assessment by deception or fraudulent means and frames academic integrity around responsibility for one's own work, acknowledging others' work, honest reporting, and avoiding unfair advantage.

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Source snapshots

Official source records: 3.