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NTHU announced the Guidelines for Collaboration, Co-learning, and Cultivation of Artificial Intelligence Competencies in University Education on May 1, 2023 in response to generative AI tools including ChatGPT.
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NTHU announced the Guidelines for Collaboration, Co-learning, and Cultivation of Artificial Intelligence Competencies in University Education on May 1, 2023 in response to generative AI tools including ChatGPT.
NTHU's Chinese AI collaboration and literacy guideline recommends that faculty and students use AI in educational settings transparently and responsibly, with instructors clearly stating course AI rules and both students and instructors honestly disclosing AI use when relevant.
For educator teaching, NTHU's Chinese AI guideline says the university respects instructors' course AI-tool strategies and that instructors should state student AI-use rules in syllabi, especially correct AI citation and disclosure of the use process.
NTHU CTLD's course-syllabi generative-AI guidance encourages faculty members to specify course logistics and AIGC policies using four options: unrestricted use with no disclosure required, conditionally open, prohibited use, or not applicable.
NTHU's Chinese AI collaboration and literacy guideline says faculty and students should be able to check the accuracy of AI-generated content and take responsibility for content they produce.
NTHU's Chinese AI guideline gives assessment recommendations: depending on the course, AI assistance may be allowed for assignments, but diverse submission formats are recommended; exam questions should emphasize deeper reasoning, creativity, analysis, and critical thinking.
NTHU's Chinese AI guideline describes AI competence as broader than programming and says NTHU plans to cultivate student AI competence through formal and informal learning, including foundational and specialized AI courses and integrating AI into courses across disciplines.
In CTLD's example ethics statements for conditionally open generative-AI use, undisclosed usage may allow instructors, the institution, or relevant units to reevaluate an assignment or report or withhold scores.
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