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AUC's AI statement says community members should clearly acknowledge AI tool use, and that claiming AI material as one's own is plagiarism and violates AUC academic integrity policies.
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The American University in Cairo
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11 # The American University in Cairo AI policy record
2+academic_integrity: AUC's AI statement says community members should clearly acknowledge AI tool use, and that claiming AI material as one's own is plagiarism and violates AUC academic integrity policies.
3+Evidence (en, 2781c154c564): We urge all members of the AUC community to clearly acknowledge the use of AI tools when such tools have been used. If a community member claims AI material as his/her own, he/she is plagiarizing that source and will be in violation of AUC academic integrity policies.
4+teaching: AUC's AI statement says a course instructor may authorize students to use AI tools in coursework, and in that case should provide written context and purpose for the allowed use.
5+Evidence (en, 2781c154c564): For teaching and learning, a course instructor may, on occasion, authorize students to use AI tools in coursework. In such instances, the faculty member must alert the students, in writing, to the purpose of the work, and define the context in which AI may be used.
6+teaching: AUC faculty AI resources advise faculty to clarify acceptable and unacceptable AI usage in their courses and discuss AI with students early and before major assessments.
7+Evidence (en, 3e3fad29a250): Use CLT's Talking to Your Students About AI: Tips for Faculty. Emphasize the importance of original work for students' education and careers. Clarify acceptable and unacceptable AI usage in your course to avoid confusion. Discuss AI's role and impacts with your students during the first week and ahead of each major assessment.
8+privacy: AUC student AI resources warn that ChatGPT or similar AI tools may produce unreliable content and may infringe on privacy, so students should use them with caution when permitted.
9+Evidence (en, 5fd74fd76863): If you are permitted to use ChatGPT or similar AI, evaluate the content carefully and critically. Content produced may contain incorrect or biased and therefore unreliable information. These tools may also infringe on your privacy (e.g., collecting data about you and sharing it), so use them with caution.
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teaching
AUC's AI statement says a course instructor may authorize students to use AI tools in coursework, and in that case should provide written context and purpose for the allowed use.
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teaching
AUC faculty AI resources advise faculty to clarify acceptable and unacceptable AI usage in their courses and discuss AI with students early and before major assessments.
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privacy
AUC student AI resources warn that ChatGPT or similar AI tools may produce unreliable content and may infringe on privacy, so students should use them with caution when permitted.
Review: Agent reviewed
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AI Resources for Faculty
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AI Resources for Students
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AUC's Statement on the Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools
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