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PUCP's Estudios Generales Letras says its generative AI manual is intended for its own students, teachers, pre-docents, and authorities to guide use, unify criteria, and orient behavior in the educational context.
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PUCP's Estudios Generales Letras says its generative AI manual is intended for its own students, teachers, pre-docents, and authorities to guide use, unify criteria, and orient behavior in the educational context.
PUCP's Estudios Generales Letras states that its generative AI manual does not seek to promote generative AI use by teachers or students, but to establish roles, responsibilities, and routes of action for education and support.
PUCP's Estudios Generales Letras says it needed its own generative AI manual to guide use and orient ethical and critical behavior by students, teachers, pre-docents, and authorities in the unit.
PUCP's Estudios Generales Letras describes its generative AI manual as an academic first version that will not answer every question or resolve all course situations in EEGGLL.
PUCP's Profesorado portal presents IDU specialist guidance recommending that teachers orient students toward ethical AI use, including transparent use and appropriate citation of information obtained with AI.
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