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UT Dallas policy says faculty have discretion to permit, prohibit, or partially allow generative AI use in academic work under faculty supervision.
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UT Dallas policy says faculty have discretion to permit, prohibit, or partially allow generative AI use in academic work under faculty supervision.
UT Dallas policy says faculty must explain and communicate appropriate generative AI use before academic work begins for a given semester, and should include detailed statements in assignment descriptions and syllabi.
When generative AI use is permitted, UT Dallas policy says students should document and attribute generative AI use as appropriate and must validate or verify generative AI output.
UT Dallas OIT guidance says users should not enter confidential data into publicly available generative AI tools and that no FERPA or HIPAA information may be used in generative AI tools.
For official UT Dallas duties, Information Security guidance recommends faculty and staff use AI tools provided by UT Dallas rather than personal access to public or vended platforms that have not been approved or evaluated for security.
UT Dallas OIT maintains a GenAI tools page that describes CometAI, M365 Copilot, Copilot Chat, Teams Premium, Azure OpenAI Services, AWS, and Amazon Bedrock as available AI resources or tool links.
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