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DCU's Academic Integrity Policy lists submitting unauthorised Generative Artificial Intelligence generated work as academic misconduct.
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DCU's Academic Integrity Policy lists submitting unauthorised Generative Artificial Intelligence generated work as academic misconduct.
DCU Graduate Studies guidance tells research students not to submit research data, personal data, or sensitive information to free AI tools.
DCU Graduate Studies guidance says that, from September 2025, research-degree regulations will require declarations on which generative AI tools were used and how.
DCU's AI position statement tells staff to act legally, ethically and transparently, disclose generative AI use for university-related work, and avoid sharing personal, confidential, institutional or strategic data with AI tools.
DCU has a public position statement on the use of AI tools and says it will develop a policy on AI use; this run did not find a finalized central AI-use policy page.
DCU's DTS AI Hub states that, to keep data protected, users must use only DCU authorised AI tools and must be logged in with their DCU account.
DCU's Teaching Enhancement Unit asks staff to consider assessment design for GenAI by designing tools in or redesigning assessment to avoid possible academic integrity breaches, and says DCU is not employing GenAI detectors for student assessments at this time.
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