University of Dundee student guidance says GAI tools should not be used to generate essays or assessment answers that are then submitted as the student's own work.
If your lecturers have made clear in your assessment brief that you may use GAI sources in your work then you must be transparent in acknowledging, describing, and referencing how you have used it.
Where lecturers permit GAI sources in assessment work, University of Dundee student guidance says students must transparently acknowledge, describe, and reference how they used GAI.
Our earlier guidance also highlighted that lecturers should *NOT* use unauthorised AI detection tools. This remains the case. We have not approved any of these tools and we do not have student consent to upload their work to third party sites.
University of Dundee staff guidance says lecturers should not use unauthorised AI detection tools because the University has not approved them and does not have student consent to upload work to third-party sites.
It is therefore important to remember that we cannot compel students to sign up to use these tools as part of their learning even if they are free to use.
University of Dundee staff guidance says students cannot be compelled to sign up for GenAI tools as part of learning, even when the tools are free to use.
University of Dundee student guidance says GAI tools should not be used to generate essays or assessment answers that are then submitted as the student's own work.
If your lecturers have made clear in your assessment brief that you may use GAI sources in your work then you must be transparent in acknowledging, describing, and referencing how you have used it.
Where lecturers permit GAI sources in assessment work, University of Dundee student guidance says students must transparently acknowledge, describe, and reference how they used GAI.
Our earlier guidance also highlighted that lecturers should *NOT* use unauthorised AI detection tools. This remains the case. We have not approved any of these tools and we do not have student consent to upload their work to third party sites.
University of Dundee staff guidance says lecturers should not use unauthorised AI detection tools because the University has not approved them and does not have student consent to upload work to third-party sites.
It is therefore important to remember that we cannot compel students to sign up to use these tools as part of their learning even if they are free to use.
University of Dundee staff guidance says students cannot be compelled to sign up for GenAI tools as part of learning, even when the tools are free to use.
If your lecturers have made clear in your assessment brief that you may use GAI sources in your work then you must be transparent in acknowledging, describing, and referencing how you have used it.
Where lecturers permit GAI sources in assessment work, University of Dundee student guidance says students must transparently acknowledge, describe, and reference how they used GAI.
University of Dundee student guidance warns students not to share personal data, confidential university material, research data, or intellectual property in GAI platforms.
Our earlier guidance also highlighted that lecturers should *NOT* use unauthorised AI detection tools. This remains the case. We have not approved any of these tools and we do not have student consent to upload their work to third party sites.
University of Dundee staff guidance says lecturers should not use unauthorised AI detection tools because the University has not approved them and does not have student consent to upload work to third-party sites.
Our earlier guidance also highlighted that lecturers should *NOT* use unauthorised AI detection tools. This remains the case. We have not approved any of these tools and we do not have student consent to upload their work to third party sites.
University of Dundee staff guidance says lecturers should not use unauthorised AI detection tools because the University has not approved them and does not have student consent to upload work to third-party sites.
University of Dundee student guidance warns students not to share personal data, confidential university material, research data, or intellectual property in GAI platforms.
University of Dundee student guidance says GAI tools should not be used to generate essays or assessment answers that are then submitted as the student's own work.
If your lecturers have made clear in your assessment brief that you may use GAI sources in your work then you must be transparent in acknowledging, describing, and referencing how you have used it.
Where lecturers permit GAI sources in assessment work, University of Dundee student guidance says students must transparently acknowledge, describe, and reference how they used GAI.
Our earlier guidance also highlighted that lecturers should *NOT* use unauthorised AI detection tools. This remains the case. We have not approved any of these tools and we do not have student consent to upload their work to third party sites.
University of Dundee staff guidance says lecturers should not use unauthorised AI detection tools because the University has not approved them and does not have student consent to upload work to third-party sites.
Our earlier guidance also highlighted that lecturers should *NOT* use unauthorised AI detection tools. This remains the case. We have not approved any of these tools and we do not have student consent to upload their work to third party sites.
University of Dundee staff guidance says lecturers should not use unauthorised AI detection tools because the University has not approved them and does not have student consent to upload work to third-party sites.
It is therefore important to remember that we cannot compel students to sign up to use these tools as part of their learning even if they are free to use.
University of Dundee staff guidance says students cannot be compelled to sign up for GenAI tools as part of learning, even when the tools are free to use.
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Academic Integrity
University of Dundee student guidance says GAI tools should not be used to generate essays or assessment answers that are then submitted as the student's own work.
Submitting work which is not your own, and the unauthorised use of GAI, is considered academic misconduct.
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Academic Integrity
Where lecturers permit GAI sources in assessment work, University of Dundee student guidance says students must transparently acknowledge, describe, and reference how they used GAI.
If your lecturers have made clear in your assessment brief that you may use GAI sources in your work then you must be transparent in acknowledging, describing, and referencing how you have used it.
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GAI and assessment
Teaching 2 reviewed claims
Teaching
University of Dundee staff guidance says lecturers should not use unauthorised AI detection tools because the University has not approved them and does not have student consent to upload work to third-party sites.
Our earlier guidance also highlighted that lecturers should *NOT* use unauthorised AI detection tools. This remains the case. We have not approved any of these tools and we do not have student consent to upload their work to third party sites.
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AI writing detection
Teaching
University of Dundee staff guidance says students cannot be compelled to sign up for GenAI tools as part of learning, even when the tools are free to use.
It is therefore important to remember that we cannot compel students to sign up to use these tools as part of their learning even if they are free to use.
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Privacy
University of Dundee student guidance warns students not to share personal data, confidential university material, research data, or intellectual property in GAI platforms.
You should ensure that you do not share personal data (yours, or anyone else’s), nor confidential university material.
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Privacy, ethics and risks of using GAI tools
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University of Dundee student guidance says the University does not impose a blanket restriction on generative AI and instead promotes discerning, transparent, and ethical use.
It is not feasible for the University to impose a blanket restriction on the use of GAI, rather we seek to promote the discerning, transparent and ethical use of it.
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Academic Skills: Using Generative AI
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Can I use AI for my coursework?
University of Dundee has 5 source-backed public claims for coursework; deterministic analysis status: restricted.
