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Case Western Reserve University

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11 # Case Western Reserve University AI policy record
2+privacy: CWRU University Technology advises users not to put sensitive university information into an AI service unless CWRU has a vendor contract with appropriate privacy and security safeguards.
3+Evidence (en, 9ec6cd89ea5e): Never put sensitive university information into an AI service if the university does not have a contract with the AI vendor with proper privacy and security safeguards. The university offers AI services that will protect your data.
4+academic_integrity: For Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine medical students in the University and College Programs, submitted or presented content must be the student's own work and not the product of generative AI or other individuals.
5+Evidence (en, e5843b505220): This policy applies to medical students enrolled in the University and College Programs at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. ... Therefore, all content that is submitted or presented by a student must be their own work and not the product of generative AI or other individuals.
6+teaching: CWRU Provost classroom guidance gives faculty members discretion over the extent to which students may use AI tools in their courses.
7+Evidence (en, e490f3fe34f1): Faculty members have complete discretion regarding the extent to which they will allow AI tools to be used by their students.
8+academic_integrity: Case Western Reserve University's Provost AI Policies page says CWRU remains committed to its Academic Integrity Policy when AI tools are used in academic settings, with shared responsibility across students, faculty, and administrators.
9+Evidence (en, 8fc486763cf2): While utilizing AI tools in academic settings, CWRU remains committed to upholding our Academic Integrity Policy. It is the shared responsibility of students, faculty, and administrators to uphold and maintain these standards.
10+ai_tool_treatment: CWRU University Technology identifies Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and CWRU AI as AI chat services with enterprise data protections available to the campus community.
11+Evidence (en, 9ec6cd89ea5e): [U]Tech offers several AI specific or AI-enhanced services, including the AI chat services Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and CWRU AI. These services have enterprise data protections and are available to the entire campus community.
12+teaching: CWRU's Writing Program does not recommend AI detection services and prefers classroom expectations, assignment design, and discussion with students when concerns arise.
13+Evidence (en, 78463fa7ee6c): The Writing Program does NOT recommend using AI detection services. Our preferred approach focuses on setting classroom expectations, designing assignments and activities that promote academic integrity, and meeting with students to discuss their work and writing processes when concerns arise.
14+teaching: The CWRU Provost provides sample AI policy text as a starting point for syllabi while stating that the university respects faculty academic freedom to manage classes.
15+Evidence (en, bf02a88e043a): At the same time, the university respects faculty's academic freedom to manage their classes. This list of sample texts serves as a starting point for syllabi as faculty finalize their fall courses and consider how AI tools might be used.

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privacy

CWRU University Technology advises users not to put sensitive university information into an AI service unless CWRU has a vendor contract with appropriate privacy and security safeguards.

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academic_integrity

For Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine medical students in the University and College Programs, submitted or presented content must be the student's own work and not the product of generative AI or other individuals.

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teaching

CWRU Provost classroom guidance gives faculty members discretion over the extent to which students may use AI tools in their courses.

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academic_integrity

Case Western Reserve University's Provost AI Policies page says CWRU remains committed to its Academic Integrity Policy when AI tools are used in academic settings, with shared responsibility across students, faculty, and administrators.

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ai_tool_treatment

CWRU University Technology identifies Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and CWRU AI as AI chat services with enterprise data protections available to the campus community.

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teaching

CWRU's Writing Program does not recommend AI detection services and prefers classroom expectations, assignment design, and discussion with students when concerns arise.

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teaching

The CWRU Provost provides sample AI policy text as a starting point for syllabi while stating that the university respects faculty academic freedom to manage classes.

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