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University of Illinois Chicago (UIC)

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Review: Agent reviewedLast checkedMay 16, 2026Last changedMay 16, 2026Claims6Sources5
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University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) currently has 6 source-backed claim records and 5 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 16, 2026.

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University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) current policy evidence

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11 # University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) AI policy record
2+academic_integrity: UIC College of Medicine policy states that students are expected to draft submitted assignments on their own; AI may assist with idea generation and editing, but AI directly authoring a response is considered a violation of academic integrity and professionalism.
3+Evidence (en-US, 24435b1f899a): Submitted assignments are expected to be written by students. While AI may be used to assist in idea generation and editing, students are expected to draft their assignment on their own. Use of AI to directly author the response is considered a violation of academic integrity and professionalism.
4+privacy: UIC College of Medicine policy prohibits students from generating patient care notes with AI applications except EHR-supported applications explicitly permitted by course leadership, and says protected health information should never be entered into outside generative AI tools.
5+Evidence (en-US, 24435b1f899a): Students are prohibited from generating patient care notes using AI applications other than those supported by the electronic health record (EHR), such as predictive text, and only if explicitly permitted by course leadership. Protected health information should never be entered into a generative AI tool outside of one supported and authorized by the EHR within the patient’s healthcare facility.
6+privacy: UIC states that students, staff, faculty, and researchers who need to enter high-risk or sensitive data into a generative AI tool or service should submit a ticket to security@uic.edu, and that high-risk or sensitive data in any generative-AI solution must have appropriate contracts and data-use agreements.
7+Evidence (en-US, 01e7f649d7ee): Students, staff, faculty, and researchers who need to enter high-risk or sensitive data into a generative AI tool or service should submit a ticket to security@uic.edu and reference the above guidance, principles, and policies. High-risk or sensitive data created, stored, or managed in any generative-AI solution must have appropriate contracts and data-use agreements in place.
8+ai_tool_treatment: UIC IT states that Copilot Chat is protected by enterprise data protection only when a client is signed in with UIC credentials, and that no university data may be shared in the consumer or personal Microsoft Copilot product when clients do not sign in with UIC credentials.
9+Evidence (en-US, 00840a311694): Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat: This is the free Copilot chat. Clients must sign in with their UIC credentials to protect data. This is also protected by EDP only when a client is signed in. Microsoft Copilot: This is Copilot chat if clients do not sign-in with UIC credentials. This is the consumer/personal version and is not protected by EDP. No university data may be shared in this product.
10+teaching: UIC CATE recommends that instructors develop and include an AI usage policy in their syllabus after sharing their stance on AI writing tools in the course.
11+Evidence (en-US, 4ea417691804): Share with students your personal stance on AI writing tools in the classroom. Defining your own thoughts on these tools brings transparency to the issue and clarifies the ethical implication of their usage in the classroom. Develop and include an AI usage policy in your syllabus.
12+teaching: UIC CATE guidance says students presenting a significant amount of minimally edited AI-generated text as their own should cite the specific AI writing tool, and it warns that AI-generated citations may be real, partially correct, or fabricated.
13+Evidence (en-US, 4ea417691804): Please note that you need to cite the specific AI writing tool as a source if you present any significant amount (i.e., more than one sentence) of minimally edited AI-generated text as your own. Users should expect generative AI writing tools to produce a mix of real, partially correct, and completely fabricated citations.

Claim changes

6 claim records

academic_integrity

UIC College of Medicine policy states that students are expected to draft submitted assignments on their own; AI may assist with idea generation and editing, but AI directly authoring a response is considered a violation of academic integrity and professionalism.

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privacy

UIC College of Medicine policy prohibits students from generating patient care notes with AI applications except EHR-supported applications explicitly permitted by course leadership, and says protected health information should never be entered into outside generative AI tools.

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privacy

UIC states that students, staff, faculty, and researchers who need to enter high-risk or sensitive data into a generative AI tool or service should submit a ticket to security@uic.edu, and that high-risk or sensitive data in any generative-AI solution must have appropriate contracts and data-use agreements.

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ai_tool_treatment

UIC IT states that Copilot Chat is protected by enterprise data protection only when a client is signed in with UIC credentials, and that no university data may be shared in the consumer or personal Microsoft Copilot product when clients do not sign in with UIC credentials.

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teaching

UIC CATE recommends that instructors develop and include an AI usage policy in their syllabus after sharing their stance on AI writing tools in the course.

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teaching

UIC CATE guidance says students presenting a significant amount of minimally edited AI-generated text as their own should cite the specific AI writing tool, and it warns that AI-generated citations may be real, partially correct, or fabricated.

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5 source attributions