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UTM says GAI services beyond proofreading tools must be explicitly stated, and GAI tools cannot be listed as co-authors.
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UTM says GAI services beyond proofreading tools must be explicitly stated, and GAI tools cannot be listed as co-authors.
UTM says reliable GAI tools should have data privacy management and protection systems and be safe to use.
UTM CDex lists both Malay and English versions of the generative AI teaching-and-learning guideline on its policy/handbook/procedure/guidelines page.
UTM's guideline applies to all undergraduate and postgraduate academic programmes that intend to use generative AI, and it was approved by the University Senate and effective from 27 March 2024.
UTM requires GAI use in assignments and works to be listed with developer information, tool name, version, access date, and URL when available; undisclosed use can be treated as plagiarism.
UTM requires academic staff to clearly state GAI use in course assessments, and prioritizes continuous assessments that demonstrate deep mastery.
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