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The University of Strathclyde Student Discipline Procedure says the University does not endorse or permit AI detection tools or services to determine whether unauthorised Generative AI use has taken place, and does not permit submitting student work to those tools or services.
The University of Strathclyde Student Discipline Procedure lists unauthorised use of Generative Artificial Intelligence tools and services as an example of behaviour that may give an unfair academic advantage.
University of Strathclyde guidance tells students to check module or department guidance to determine whether AI tools may be used in a specific assessment and to what extent.
University of Strathclyde guidance says use of Gen-AI in learning and assessment is not necessarily or automatically academic misconduct; context determines whether misconduct is a concern.
University of Strathclyde guidance says the only Gen-AI tool students and staff may currently sign up to with University credentials is Microsoft Copilot in Edge, and that staff and students also have access to the in-built Zoom AI Assistant while using Zoom.
University of Strathclyde guidance warns that Gen-AI tools may collect user data and tells users to read privacy policies carefully and avoid sharing personal, sensitive, or copyright-protected information with Gen-AI tools.
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