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JMU guidance warns users not to enter personal, sensitive, unpublished personal, or confidential data into AI tools or prompts.
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JMU guidance warns users not to enter personal, sensitive, unpublished personal, or confidential data into AI tools or prompts.
JMU's July 2025 working draft AI guideline says generative AI contributions may be used but must be clearly marked, included in the independence declaration, and documented so students' own work remains visible.
The JMU Rechenzentrum page enables use of AI systems and lists tool options such as Microsoft Copilot Chat and Adobe Firefly, while stating that responsible use must observe provider, legal, and university requirements.
JMU teaching guidance says AI system results should be critically evaluated because generative AI may reproduce bias and can be helpful, faulty, or misleading depending on context.
Public official sources reviewed for JMU Würzburg showed central AI guidance pages and a July 2025 working draft guideline, but no final central binding AI policy was identified.
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