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Osaka University's TLSC generative AI education guide is instructor-facing and explicitly says it is not a university-wide official view.
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Osaka University's TLSC generative AI education guide is instructor-facing and explicitly says it is not a university-wide official view.
Osaka University's student-facing generative AI message warns that prompts and input content may be stored or learned by the system and tells students to avoid providing personal or confidential information.
Osaka University's TLSC guidance says generative AI output is not always accurate and that fact-checking generated information must be performed by people.
In a message to students, Osaka University says generative AI can be useful when used appropriately, but students should recognize that AI-generated text can contain errors and that presenting AI answers as one's own without judging truth carries risks.
Osaka University's TLSC assessment guidance says instructors need to choose assessment methods that respond to generative AI, share precautions with students in advance, and clearly state permitted and prohibited AI tool use.
Osaka University's student-facing message says that merely creating outputs with generative AI does not deepen learning and asks students to value each process of learning.
Osaka University's TLSC assessment guidance advises instructors to tell students that inappropriate generative AI use may be treated as academic misconduct, AI use should be limited to learning support, and AI use for analysis should be clearly stated.
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