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University of Colorado Boulder

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Review: Agent reviewedLast checkedMay 16, 2026Last changedMay 16, 2026Claims3Sources3Release records0
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University of Colorado Boulder currently has 3 source-backed claim records and 3 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 16, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.

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11 # University of Colorado Boulder AI policy record
2+security_review: CU Boulder OIT states that AI tools and integrations are evaluated through the Information Technology Accessibility and Security Review Process and that tools or services not completing campus review breach campus guidelines.
3+Evidence (en, 7df157eaf672): CU Boulder requires that accessibility and security compliance provisions be included in all contracts or user agreements. AI tools and integrations are evaluated by CU Boulder’s Information Technology Accessibility and Security Review Process, also known as the ICT Review Process. The ICT Review Process applies to purchases and adoptions of all information technology regardless of the cost or funding source. The use of tools and services that have not completed the campus review is considered a breach of campus guidelines.
4+teaching: CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning identifies generative AI as raising teaching questions about assessment design, classroom AI-use expectations, AI literacy, and ethical awareness.
5+Evidence (en, 39ba7d5c3892): Generative AI has introduced new considerations and challenges for educators. It raises important questions about how to design valid assessments of student learning, how to communicate expectations around appropriate AI use in the classroom, and how to support students in developing AI literacy and ethical awareness.
6+academic_integrity: CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning provides instructor-facing guidance on how generative AI complicates academic integrity and how instructors can address misconduct while supporting learning, fairness, and trust.
7+Evidence (en, 7fb9697d2efc): The proliferation of generative AI technologies has blurred the boundaries between original, assisted and unauthorized work, complicating how academic integrity is maintained in higher education. This guide synthesizes research and institutional practices to help instructors understand how AI may be reshaping student approaches to academic work and integrity, why students engage in misconduct, and how instructors can address misconduct in a way that supports learning, fairness and trust.

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Claim changes

3 claim records

security_review

CU Boulder OIT states that AI tools and integrations are evaluated through the Information Technology Accessibility and Security Review Process and that tools or services not completing campus review breach campus guidelines.

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academic_integrity

CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning provides instructor-facing guidance on how generative AI complicates academic integrity and how instructors can address misconduct while supporting learning, fairness, and trust.

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teaching

CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning identifies generative AI as raising teaching questions about assessment design, classroom AI-use expectations, AI literacy, and ethical awareness.

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Source snapshots

3 source attributions