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UNAM's 2025 education recommendations advise faculty using generative AI in teaching to avoid entering personal or sensitive information into AI platforms and to orient students and colleagues about data privacy.
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UNAM's 2025 education recommendations advise faculty using generative AI in teaching to avoid entering personal or sensitive information into AI platforms and to orient students and colleagues about data privacy.
For assessment, UNAM's 2025 recommendations advise faculty to define the level of generative-AI incorporation and, when AI use is allowed, ask students to provide the prompts/instructions and generated responses for review.
UNAM's 2025 recommendations advise designing strategies for undeclared generative-AI use and caution against indiscriminate use of AI detectors because their effectiveness is questioned and they raise privacy concerns.
UNAM's 2023 teaching recommendations suggest that faculty clearly specify acceptable and unacceptable ChatGPT use, require recognition and documentation of AI-tool use, and emphasize user responsibility for submitted academic products.
UNAM's 2025 GAIA-GEN document frames its generative-AI education content as recommendations for informed, ethical, and critical use, not as a rigid prescriptive framework.
The 2025 UNAM DGTIC ethics diagnostic frames transparency in AI-mediated research as clearly stating whether AI tools were used in questions, hypotheses, experimental design, calculations, data analysis, or research-report writing.
A 2025 UNAM DGTIC ethics diagnostic says UNAM did not yet have an institutional framework for ethical integration of AI systems, while recommending stronger normative work and ethics-committee capacity for AI cases.
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