privacy
CMU Computing Services guidance says public AI tools should not be used with student data, confidential research, or sensitive administrative tasks.
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Carnegie Mellon University
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Carnegie Mellon University currently has 7 source-backed claim records and 6 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 12, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.
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7 claim records
ai_tool_treatment
CMU Computing Services lists protected AI tools available at CMU and states that when users sign in with Andrew ID and password, each listed tool is FERPA-compliant and will not use data to train AI models.
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ai_tool_treatment
CMU Eberly Center guidance identifies a growing list of CMU-vetted generative AI tools that are FERPA compliant for teaching and learning when used as instructed.
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academic_integrity
CMU Eberly Center guidance recommends extreme caution when using AI-detection tools because no such tools have been established as accurate.
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teaching
CMU Eberly Center guidance says instructors should clarify whether AI tools count as authorized or unauthorized assistance and how students should cite AI or human assistance.
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academic_integrity
CMU academic-integrity policy requires instructor authorization for collaboration or assistance on graded work and requires citation of all sources.
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academic_integrity
CMU career guidance tells student job seekers that AI tools should aid revisions and editing rather than replace original words, thinking, information, and writing.
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Source snapshots
6 source attributions
Artificial Intelligence Guidance for Students
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Carnegie Mellon University Policy on Academic Integrity
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Examples of possible academic integrity policies that address student use of generative AI tools
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Generative AI Tools FAQ
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Protected AI Tools You Can Use
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Use AI Safely at CMU
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