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UCY research-facing AI guidance tells researchers to anonymize data before using AI for analysis and to confirm approval for AI use involving sensitive data.
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UCY research-facing AI guidance tells researchers to anonymize data before using AI for analysis and to confirm approval for AI use involving sensitive data.
UCY input-safety guidance says users must exercise great caution with AI-tool inputs and avoid entering personal, confidential, unpublished research, or copyrighted content.
UCY citation guidance says substantial AI-assisted work must be acknowledged or cited properly when permitted, while minimal-risk uses may not need explicit declaration unless a specific context requires it.
UCY instructor guidance says instructors should provide clear, specific guidelines for permitted AI-tool use in course syllabi and graded assignment or exam instructions, and explicitly state when AI use is not permitted in graded coursework.
UCY's recommended syllabus statement says students are required to comply with the UCY AI Guidelines and academic-integrity principles, and that improper AI-tool use may result in disciplinary and other consequences.
The University of Cyprus maintains official AI Guidelines for course instructors, students, and researchers, and the UCY Guidelines page states that guidelines were adopted by Senate decision 14/2025/SENATE on 11 June 2025.
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