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University of Groningen's AI policy and regulations page tells UG users not to share personal or organizational details with AI systems, to keep human intervention for decisions about other people, and to follow GDPR and related laws.
University of Groningen's teaching AI policy says AI tools may be used as aids, GenAI use beyond that must be mentioned, and faculties or courses may add extra rules.
UG guidance says unauthorized student AI use that hinders assessment can be fraud, and AI detection scores do not prove cheating.
UG presents Le Chat as a secure and reliable AI assistant and says the pilot is meant to help people use AI in a safe experimental environment.
UG says the Le Chat Enterprise licence is only active on @rug.nl accounts, other external AI tools may only process public information, and medium-confidentiality use requires disabling several tools.
UG says there are no specific AI guidelines for research, but the general AI guidelines still apply.
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