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The Vilnius University AI guidelines treat undisclosed use of a generative AI model in academic work as academic dishonesty.
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The Vilnius University AI guidelines treat undisclosed use of a generative AI model in academic work as academic dishonesty.
Vilnius University's AI guidelines state that use of generative AI models in research, written work, applications, and similar work must be clearly indicated.
Vilnius University's AI guidelines say confidential information, personal data, sensitive information, and unpublished research data must not be uploaded to generative AI models.
Vilnius University has a Senate-approved central AI usage guideline listed among its official study regulations and academic policy documents.
Vilnius University's AI guidelines state that lecturers should not use generative AI models to prepare reviews of final theses.
Vilnius University Business School guidelines allow students to use AI tools in academic works, while requiring disclosure and treating failure to specify AI use and provide a transcript in annexes as academic dishonesty.
Vilnius University Business School guidelines say public or free AI tools must not receive research data, study materials, work drafts, notes, or personal information, and Level 2-5 data must not be entered unless approved by the University and explicitly permitted.
Vilnius University Faculty of Communication recommendations allow AI use in assignments as specified by teaching staff, require acknowledgment, and set a 5% character-count limit for AI-generated text in assessed written assignments.
Within the Vilnius University Faculty of Communication, a declaration on the use of artificial intelligence tools must accompany all written academic works submitted within the Faculty.
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