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Yeshiva University's faculty and staff AI acceptable use policy says all users of AI are required to complete a training program on ethical use of AI covering responsible use, ethical considerations, privacy, data protection, and policy compliance.
Yeshiva University's faculty and staff AI acceptable use policy says individuals using Generative AI in research must be transparent about its use and researchers must avoid uploading unpublished research data or Internal or Restricted Information into Generative AI tools.
Yeshiva University's faculty and staff AI acceptable use policy instructs faculty and staff to contact ITS before purchasing or acquiring AI products, including free tools, especially when University resources or University data are involved.
Yeshiva University's faculty and staff AI acceptable use policy says faculty and staff must not input Internal or Restricted Information, or information identifiable to a person, third party, or the University, into Generative AI tools except when expressly permitted by ITS after contract and security-control review.
Yeshiva University's Academic Integrity Resources page says written assessments must be completed from start to finish in Google Docs, with no written work done outside Google Docs, and students must keep related files for the course duration.
Yeshiva University's Academic Integrity Resources page gives faculty recommended syllabus language templates for assistive-only AI use, selected Generative AI use, all AI allowed, and no AI allowed.
Yeshiva University's undergraduate policy permits faculty to allow Generative AI in courses or assessments if they specify in writing how it may be used; content produced using Generative AI must be cited according to the relevant subject conventions.
Yeshiva University's undergraduate academic integrity policy treats unsanctioned use of Generative AI or Assistive AI as a potential academic integrity violation and tells students to assume generative-capable platforms are prohibited unless allowed for the course.
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