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The University of Iceland's 2023 framework says existing rules for sources, aids, and equipment in studies apply to AI use, and that misuse of AI in schoolwork is governed by the same rules as other academic misconduct.
The University of Iceland states that students and staff are responsible for material submitted in their own name, that AI use should be disclosed according to instructions, and that student breaches of teacher instructions on AI use may lead to sanctions under the cited public-university law provision.
The University of Iceland's AI strategy frames AI as a fundamental tool for study, teaching, research, and work, with an aim for students and staff to become responsible users who understand limitations and apply critical thinking.
The University of Iceland's AI strategy says AI system use, development, and implementation will comply with applicable privacy law and that clear requirements will be made for handling university data by third parties.
University of Iceland student guidance says AI can support study tasks such as organizing work, shaping ideas, practicing understanding, and preparing assignments, but that AI use should support learning rather than replace it.
University of Iceland teacher guidance frames AI use in teaching as requiring teachers to decide when AI tools fit, what boundaries apply, and how AI use should be discussed with students.
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