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Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina

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Change summary

Current public record freshness and review state.

4 current claims; 1 official sources.

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Release history

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Current claim records

Current claim records: 4.

academic_integrity

UFSC's resolution treats presentation of plagiarized work generated by generative artificial intelligence or equivalent technology as 'plagio por uso de inteligencia artificial' for purposes of characterization, investigation, and sanction.

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academic_integrity

UFSC's resolution characterizes as academic misconduct the improper presentation of a work made wholly or partly with generative AI or equivalent technology when original authorship is required or such tools are expressly prohibited, and also characterizes nondisclosure of generative AI use as misconduct where disclosure is expressly required.

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academic_integrity

UFSC's Normative Resolution 217/2025/CUn covers plagiarism and academic misconduct in literary, technical, artistic, and scientific works produced within UFSC and applies to cases involving students, faculty, technical-administrative staff, visiting or invited researchers, scholarship holders, interns, volunteers, and others with a formal university link.

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academic_integrity

UFSC's resolution states that suspected plagiarism or academic misconduct will be investigated through inquiry or administrative process with adversarial procedure and full defense, and that UFSC must provide automated plagiarism-detection tools for the investigation commission.

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Source snapshots

Official source records: 1.