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11 # University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign AI policy record
2+ai_tool_treatment: Illinois Enterprise GenAI guidance frames AI as a collaborator for efficiency and creativity rather than a replacement for human insight.
3+Evidence (en, 35460377c353): Objective: To leverage AI technologies to enhance efficiency and creativity in tasks without replacing the need for human insight.
4+privacy: Illinois Enterprise GenAI guidance tells users to handle data used with AI according to legal, institutional, and ethical standards, including privacy laws.
5+Evidence (en, 34ef3de944a3): Objective: Ensure all data used with AI technologies is handled according to legal, institutional, and ethical standards, with a strong emphasis on respecting intellectual property.
6+privacy: Illinois Enterprise GenAI guidance says personally identifiable information should be anonymized, removed, or obfuscated before processing with AI systems where possible.
7+Evidence (en, 34ef3de944a3): Where possible, anonymize data to protect individual identities. Remove or obfuscate personally identifiable information (PII) before processing with AI systems.
8+security_review: Illinois Enterprise GenAI guidance for service providers includes security controls, audits, MFA, and data privacy compliance for AI systems and sensitive data.
9+Evidence (en, a1170c1fe776): Service providers should implement robust security measures to protect against unauthorized access and data breaches; conduct regular security audits and vulnerability assessments; enforce the use of multi-factor authentication for accessing AI systems and sensitive data; and ensure compliance with all relevant data privacy laws and regulations, such as GDPR, CCPA, FERPA and HIPAA.
10+academic_integrity: Illinois Enterprise GenAI transparency guidance says students need to be transparent about AI use in coursework and cite AI tools according to faculty expectations.
11+Evidence (en, 4d2d774e4456): Students need to be transparent about the use of AI in completing coursework and know how to properly cite the AI tools according to faculty’s specified expectations.
12+teaching: Illinois CITL teaching guidance says faculty should define boundaries for AI use in student work and teach citation of AI-generated text and ideas.
13+Evidence (en, 7c1579274ec9): Faculty should clearly define the boundaries for using AI in student work to maintain academic integrity and discourage plagiarism. Students should be educated about the ethical use of AI tools and reminded that text and ideas generated by AI must be cited to avoid plagiarism.
14+privacy: Illinois CITL teaching guidance says faculty should not require students to register for AI platforms using their official university email address and should safeguard student data under FERPA.
15+Evidence (en, 7c1579274ec9): Faculty should never require students to register for any platform using their official university email address. It is the faculty members' responsibility to safeguard student data following all relevant regulations covered by FERPA.
16+research: The Illinois Graduate College states it does not have a policy on permissibility of generative AI in doctoral milestones, and encourages programs and committees to communicate their expectations.
17+Evidence (en, 3bab9d8a95e9): The Graduate College does not have a policy regarding the permissibility of the use of generative AI in doctoral milestones. However, we encourage discussion within programs and individual committees about their expectations for if and how generative AI can be used in exams and theses.
18+research: The Illinois Graduate College frames graduate AI-use discussions as involving disciplinary considerations, ethical use, and best practices for citing AI use.
19+Evidence (en, 3bab9d8a95e9): Such conversations can provide an opportunity to consider the specific disciplinary considerations for generative AI, ethical use, and best practices for citing AI use.

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ai_tool_treatment

Illinois Enterprise GenAI guidance frames AI as a collaborator for efficiency and creativity rather than a replacement for human insight.