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MLU guidance prohibits automated grading or assessment of student examination work by AI; assessment remains the responsibility of examiners.
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MLU guidance prohibits automated grading or assessment of student examination work by AI; assessment remains the responsibility of examiners.
The MLU-KI usage terms state that entering personal data is not permitted, including third-party data and special categories of personal data.
MLU-KI is described as an optional university access route to generative AI systems for members of Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg.
When students use generative AI for study or assessment work, MLU's guideline says the systems and purposes or types of use are to be named and documented.
MLU's AI guideline says generative AI use in study and teaching is generally permissible, with course-specific requirements to be set by responsible instructors.
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