The University will not be responsible for copyright/IP violations in instances where generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material. The faculty members/students/researchers/staff will be held accountable for the AI authorship associated with Large Language Models (LLMs).
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says the university is not responsible for copyright/IP violations when generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material, and says faculty members, students, researchers, and staff will be held accountable for AI authorship associated with LLMs.
Generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and the use of the same need to be disclosed [model’s name, version, source, description, and usage].
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and says that use needs to be disclosed with the model name, version, source, description, and usage.
Generative AI tools may be allowed on the following grounds a. checking spelling and Grammar; b. improving readability; c. checking plagiarism; d. conducting research on AI itself.
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI tools may be allowed for checking spelling and grammar, improving readability, checking plagiarism, and conducting research on AI itself.
The University will not be responsible for copyright/IP violations in instances where generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material. The faculty members/students/researchers/staff will be held accountable for the AI authorship associated with Large Language Models (LLMs).
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says the university is not responsible for copyright/IP violations when generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material, and says faculty members, students, researchers, and staff will be held accountable for AI authorship associated with LLMs.
Generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and the use of the same need to be disclosed [model’s name, version, source, description, and usage].
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and says that use needs to be disclosed with the model name, version, source, description, and usage.
Generative AI tools may be allowed on the following grounds a. checking spelling and Grammar; b. improving readability; c. checking plagiarism; d. conducting research on AI itself.
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI tools may be allowed for checking spelling and grammar, improving readability, checking plagiarism, and conducting research on AI itself.
Generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and the use of the same need to be disclosed [model’s name, version, source, description, and usage].
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and says that use needs to be disclosed with the model name, version, source, description, and usage.
The University fraternity is strongly discouraged from uploading sensitive and confidential documents into generative AI tools to prevent leakage of proprietary information.
The University of Calcutta IP Policy strongly discourages the university fraternity from uploading sensitive and confidential documents into generative AI tools to prevent leakage of proprietary information.
The University fraternity is strongly discouraged from uploading sensitive and confidential documents into generative AI tools to prevent leakage of proprietary information.
The University of Calcutta IP Policy strongly discourages the university fraternity from uploading sensitive and confidential documents into generative AI tools to prevent leakage of proprietary information.
Generative AI tools may be allowed on the following grounds a. checking spelling and Grammar; b. improving readability; c. checking plagiarism; d. conducting research on AI itself.
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI tools may be allowed for checking spelling and grammar, improving readability, checking plagiarism, and conducting research on AI itself.
The University will not be responsible for copyright/IP violations in instances where generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material. The faculty members/students/researchers/staff will be held accountable for the AI authorship associated with Large Language Models (LLMs).
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says the university is not responsible for copyright/IP violations when generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material, and says faculty members, students, researchers, and staff will be held accountable for AI authorship associated with LLMs.
Generative AI tools may be allowed on the following grounds a. checking spelling and Grammar; b. improving readability; c. checking plagiarism; d. conducting research on AI itself.
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI tools may be allowed for checking spelling and grammar, improving readability, checking plagiarism, and conducting research on AI itself.
The University will not be responsible for copyright/IP violations in instances where generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material. The faculty members/students/researchers/staff will be held accountable for the AI authorship associated with Large Language Models (LLMs).
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says the university is not responsible for copyright/IP violations when generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material, and says faculty members, students, researchers, and staff will be held accountable for AI authorship associated with LLMs.
Generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and the use of the same need to be disclosed [model’s name, version, source, description, and usage].
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and says that use needs to be disclosed with the model name, version, source, description, and usage.
Generative AI tools may be allowed on the following grounds a. checking spelling and Grammar; b. improving readability; c. checking plagiarism; d. conducting research on AI itself.
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI tools may be allowed for checking spelling and grammar, improving readability, checking plagiarism, and conducting research on AI itself.
The University will not be responsible for copyright/IP violations in instances where generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material. The faculty members/students/researchers/staff will be held accountable for the AI authorship associated with Large Language Models (LLMs).
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says the university is not responsible for copyright/IP violations when generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material, and says faculty members, students, researchers, and staff will be held accountable for AI authorship associated with LLMs.
The University will not be responsible for copyright/IP violations in instances where generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material. The faculty members/students/researchers/staff will be held accountable for the AI authorship associated with Large Language Models (LLMs).
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says the university is not responsible for copyright/IP violations when generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material, and says faculty members, students, researchers, and staff will be held accountable for AI authorship associated with LLMs.
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Academic Integrity 2 reviewed claims
Academic Integrity
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says the university is not responsible for copyright/IP violations when generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material, and says faculty members, students, researchers, and staff will be held accountable for AI authorship associated with LLMs.
Review: Agent reviewedConfidence91%
Normalized value: AI-generated content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material is linked to user accountability for AI authorship under the IP Policy.
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The University will not be responsible for copyright/IP violations in instances where generative AI is used to generate content for publication, thesis, dissertation, or course material. The faculty members/students/researchers/staff will be held accountable for the AI authorship associated with Large Language Models (LLMs).
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Article 5.8, page 33 of PDF text
Academic Integrity
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and says that use needs to be disclosed with the model name, version, source, description, and usage.
Review: Agent reviewedConfidence90%
Normalized value: Responsible and ethical generative AI use for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content needs disclosure of model details and usage.
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Generative AI may be used responsibly and ethically, if at all, for fine-tuning, analyzing, or summarizing content, and the use of the same need to be disclosed [model’s name, version, source, description, and usage].
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English (en)
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Article 5.8, page 33 of PDF text
Privacy 1 reviewed claim
Privacy
The University of Calcutta IP Policy strongly discourages the university fraternity from uploading sensitive and confidential documents into generative AI tools to prevent leakage of proprietary information.
Review: Agent reviewedConfidence90%
Normalized value: Strongly discourages uploading sensitive and confidential documents to generative AI tools.
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Evidence 1
The University fraternity is strongly discouraged from uploading sensitive and confidential documents into generative AI tools to prevent leakage of proprietary information.
Source language
English (en)
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May 20, 2026
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Article 5.8, page 33 of PDF text
AI tool use 1 reviewed claim
Ai Tool Treatment
The University of Calcutta IP Policy says generative AI tools may be allowed for checking spelling and grammar, improving readability, checking plagiarism, and conducting research on AI itself.
Review: Agent reviewedConfidence90%
Normalized value: Generative AI tools may be allowed for spelling and grammar checks, readability improvement, plagiarism checking, and AI research.
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Evidence 1
Generative AI tools may be allowed on the following grounds a. checking spelling and Grammar; b. improving readability; c. checking plagiarism; d. conducting research on AI itself.
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English (en)
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Article 5.8, page 33 of PDF text
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Intellectual Property (IP) Policy of University of Calcutta Version 1.0
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