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FIU CAT states that SCAI handles academic misconduct cases under the Student Conduct and Honor Code, including cheating or plagiarism based on how a student may have used AI or automated tools in the classroom.
FIU's Center for the Advancement of Teaching advises instructors to clearly define acceptable AI use in course expectations and syllabus policy, including which tools are permitted and how they may or may not be used.
An official FIU Syllabi sample AI-use PDF includes sample academic integrity language stating that AI-generated content without proper attribution or authorization is another form of plagiarism.
FIU Libraries' student AI guide advises caution about supplying sensitive, personal, confidential, or proprietary information or data when interacting with AI models.
FIU Libraries' AI guide tells students who want to use AI in a course to ask their professor for that professor's individual AI-use policy.
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