academic_integrity
Auburn student-facing academic-integrity guidance tells students to review the syllabus and ask the instructor before using AI on coursework.
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Auburn student-facing academic-integrity guidance tells students to review the syllabus and ask the instructor before using AI on coursework.
Auburn guidance says operational or confidential data should never be shared with AI tools unless specific legally binding data security protection agreements and procedures are in place.
Auburn Graduate School guidance says graduate-student AI use in research and writing must be disclosed and approved by the student's advisory committee.
Auburn guidance says instructional faculty may encourage or restrict student AI use in courses and should give students clear expectations and disciplinary-consequence awareness.
Auburn Provost course AI-use guidance is explicitly optional and says it does not constitute official university policy.
Auburn University Libraries' AI tools guide identifies Auburn-affiliated AI resources including Adobe Creative Cloud/Firefly access and Microsoft Copilot.
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