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University of York identifies Google Gemini as its preferred generative AI tool.
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University of York identifies Google Gemini as its preferred generative AI tool.
University of York says students must sign into Gemini with University credentials to ensure data protection.
University of York tells students not to upload personal, sensitive, or copyrighted material to generative AI.
The University of York identifies Gemini as the University's preferred GenAI tool because data inputted into it is fully protected.
University of York student assessment guidance says false authorship is considered an academic misconduct offence under University policy and is treated very seriously.
For University data, York's IT guidance says staff and students must only use GenAI tools that are provided and licensed by the University.
For PGR programmes, York states that postgraduate researchers are responsible for maintaining critical oversight of their use of generative AI.
York's Responsible AI Use in Research policy requires researchers to document when and what AI tools are used and their influence on the research and dissemination process.
For taught teaching and assessment, York staff guidance recommends keeping students informed of expectations at module and assessment level.
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