privacy
UCC's GenAI academic integrity toolkit advises educators not to run student work through external AI detector tools that have not been institutionally approved.
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University College Cork
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University College Cork currently has 5 source-backed claim records and 2 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 16, 2026.
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11 # University College Cork AI policy record
2+academic_integrity: For UCC taught-programme assessments, academic integrity is breached if students submit GenAI products as their own work without acknowledgement and without authorisation to use GenAI for the task.
3+Evidence (en, 250d7ed35736): Academic integrity is breached if students submit the products of GenAI as their own work without acknowledgement and without authorisation to use GenAI in fulfilling the task.
4+academic_integrity: UCC's academic integrity policy says the University does not sanction use of GenAI detection software for detecting or investigating alleged academic misconduct.
5+Evidence (en, 250d7ed35736): The use of GenAI detection software for the detection or investigation of alleged academic misconduct is not sanctioned by the University.
6+academic_integrity: UCC's Academic Integrity for Examinations and Assessments Policy applies to work presented or submitted by registered students for examination, assessment, or credit in taught programmes.
7+Evidence (en, 250d7ed35736): This policy applies to all work presented or submitted by registered students for examination, assessment, or credit in taught programmes.
8+privacy: UCC's GenAI academic integrity toolkit advises educators not to run student work through external AI detector tools that have not been institutionally approved.
9+Evidence (en, b22d4dc560ad): Educators should not run student work through any AI detector tools that are external to their institution
10+teaching: UCC's GenAI academic integrity toolkit says acknowledging when and how GenAI is used is important for transparency about one's own work.
11+Evidence (en, b22d4dc560ad): it is important that we do acknowledge when and how we use it in order to maintain transparency about our own work.
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5 claim records
teaching
UCC's GenAI academic integrity toolkit says acknowledging when and how GenAI is used is important for transparency about one's own work.
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academic_integrity
UCC's academic integrity policy says the University does not sanction use of GenAI detection software for detecting or investigating alleged academic misconduct.
Review: Agent reviewed
academic_integrity
For UCC taught-programme assessments, academic integrity is breached if students submit GenAI products as their own work without acknowledgement and without authorisation to use GenAI for the task.
Review: Agent reviewed
academic_integrity
UCC's Academic Integrity for Examinations and Assessments Policy applies to work presented or submitted by registered students for examination, assessment, or credit in taught programmes.
Review: Agent reviewed
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2 source attributions
Academic Integrity and use of Gen AI
official_guidance checked May 16, 2026
Academic Integrity for Examinations and Assessments Policy 2025-2026
official_policy_page checked May 16, 2026