An AI Adoption Risk Assessment must be completed for: a. the procurement/acquisition of all new AI Systems/Tools; and b. existing University approved AI Systems/Tools for which new use cases are proposed.
La Trobe University policy requires an AI Adoption Risk Assessment for procurement or acquisition of all new AI systems/tools and for new use cases of existing university-approved AI systems/tools.
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Responsible AI Adoption Policy, Section 4 - Key Decisions
From 17 November 2025, if your subject allows AI use in your assessment, you’ll need to submit an AI Acknowledgement even if you didn’t use AI. Each subject’s LMS will clearly outline whether AI is permitted in your assessment, what type of AI use is allowed, and which AI Acknowledgement you need to submit.
La Trobe MyLaTrobe guidance says that when a subject allows AI use in an assessment, students need to submit an AI Acknowledgement, with the LMS indicating whether AI is permitted and what type of use is allowed.
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MyLaTrobe, How to acknowledge AI use in assessments
Each school, subject or task may have its own rules, so it’s important to check with your lecturers before using AI. If you do use it, make sure you acknowledge any AI-generated content to avoid academic misconduct.
La Trobe student guidance says AI rules may vary by school, subject, or task, and students should check with lecturers and acknowledge AI-generated content when they use it.
From 17 November 2025, if your subject allows AI use in your assessment, you’ll need to submit an AI Acknowledgement even if you didn’t use AI. Each subject’s LMS will clearly outline whether AI is permitted in your assessment, what type of AI use is allowed, and which AI Acknowledgement you need to submit.
La Trobe MyLaTrobe guidance says that when a subject allows AI use in an assessment, students need to submit an AI Acknowledgement, with the LMS indicating whether AI is permitted and what type of use is allowed.
claim-latrobe-ai-acknowledgement-assessment
MyLaTrobe, How to acknowledge AI use in assessments
Each school, subject or task may have its own rules, so it’s important to check with your lecturers before using AI. If you do use it, make sure you acknowledge any AI-generated content to avoid academic misconduct.
La Trobe student guidance says AI rules may vary by school, subject, or task, and students should check with lecturers and acknowledge AI-generated content when they use it.
Staff, students, contractors, honorary and adjunct staff must not input, upload, transmit, or otherwise disclose any University information into publicly accessible or open-source artificial intelligence (AI) systems
La Trobe University policy says staff, students, contractors, honorary and adjunct staff must not disclose University information into publicly accessible or open-source AI systems.
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Responsible AI Adoption Policy, Section 4 - Key Decisions
From 17 November 2025, if your subject allows AI use in your assessment, you’ll need to submit an AI Acknowledgement even if you didn’t use AI. Each subject’s LMS will clearly outline whether AI is permitted in your assessment, what type of AI use is allowed, and which AI Acknowledgement you need to submit.
La Trobe MyLaTrobe guidance says that when a subject allows AI use in an assessment, students need to submit an AI Acknowledgement, with the LMS indicating whether AI is permitted and what type of use is allowed.
claim-latrobe-ai-acknowledgement-assessment
MyLaTrobe, How to acknowledge AI use in assessments
Each school, subject or task may have its own rules, so it’s important to check with your lecturers before using AI. If you do use it, make sure you acknowledge any AI-generated content to avoid academic misconduct.
La Trobe student guidance says AI rules may vary by school, subject, or task, and students should check with lecturers and acknowledge AI-generated content when they use it.
Staff, students, contractors, honorary and adjunct staff must not input, upload, transmit, or otherwise disclose any University information into publicly accessible or open-source artificial intelligence (AI) systems
La Trobe University policy says staff, students, contractors, honorary and adjunct staff must not disclose University information into publicly accessible or open-source AI systems.
claim-latrobe-open-ai-university-information
Responsible AI Adoption Policy, Section 4 - Key Decisions
An AI Adoption Risk Assessment must be completed for: a. the procurement/acquisition of all new AI Systems/Tools; and b. existing University approved AI Systems/Tools for which new use cases are proposed.
La Trobe University policy requires an AI Adoption Risk Assessment for procurement or acquisition of all new AI systems/tools and for new use cases of existing university-approved AI systems/tools.
claim-latrobe-ai-risk-assessment
Responsible AI Adoption Policy, Section 4 - Key Decisions
From 17 November 2025, if your subject allows AI use in your assessment, you’ll need to submit an AI Acknowledgement even if you didn’t use AI. Each subject’s LMS will clearly outline whether AI is permitted in your assessment, what type of AI use is allowed, and which AI Acknowledgement you need to submit.
La Trobe MyLaTrobe guidance says that when a subject allows AI use in an assessment, students need to submit an AI Acknowledgement, with the LMS indicating whether AI is permitted and what type of use is allowed.
claim-latrobe-ai-acknowledgement-assessment
MyLaTrobe, How to acknowledge AI use in assessments
Each school, subject or task may have its own rules, so it’s important to check with your lecturers before using AI. If you do use it, make sure you acknowledge any AI-generated content to avoid academic misconduct.
La Trobe student guidance says AI rules may vary by school, subject, or task, and students should check with lecturers and acknowledge AI-generated content when they use it.
An AI Adoption Risk Assessment must be completed for: a. the procurement/acquisition of all new AI Systems/Tools; and b. existing University approved AI Systems/Tools for which new use cases are proposed.
La Trobe University policy requires an AI Adoption Risk Assessment for procurement or acquisition of all new AI systems/tools and for new use cases of existing university-approved AI systems/tools.
claim-latrobe-ai-risk-assessment
Responsible AI Adoption Policy, Section 4 - Key Decisions
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La Trobe MyLaTrobe guidance says that when a subject allows AI use in an assessment, students need to submit an AI Acknowledgement, with the LMS indicating whether AI is permitted and what type of use is allowed.
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From 17 November 2025, if your subject allows AI use in your assessment, you’ll need to submit an AI Acknowledgement even if you didn’t use AI. Each subject’s LMS will clearly outline whether AI is permitted in your assessment, what type of AI use is allowed, and which AI Acknowledgement you need to submit.
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La Trobe student guidance says AI rules may vary by school, subject, or task, and students should check with lecturers and acknowledge AI-generated content when they use it.
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Each school, subject or task may have its own rules, so it’s important to check with your lecturers before using AI. If you do use it, make sure you acknowledge any AI-generated content to avoid academic misconduct.
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La Trobe University policy says staff, students, contractors, honorary and adjunct staff must not disclose University information into publicly accessible or open-source AI systems.
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Staff, students, contractors, honorary and adjunct staff must not input, upload, transmit, or otherwise disclose any University information into publicly accessible or open-source artificial intelligence (AI) systems
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Responsible AI Adoption Policy, Section 4 - Key Decisions
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La Trobe University policy requires an AI Adoption Risk Assessment for procurement or acquisition of all new AI systems/tools and for new use cases of existing university-approved AI systems/tools.
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An AI Adoption Risk Assessment must be completed for: a. the procurement/acquisition of all new AI Systems/Tools; and b. existing University approved AI Systems/Tools for which new use cases are proposed.
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Responsible AI Adoption Policy, Section 4 - Key Decisions
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La Trobe University has a Responsible AI Adoption Policy that outlines principles for using, developing, and managing AI solutions at the university.
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This Policy outlines the principles for using, developing, and managing Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions at La Trobe University.
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Responsible AI Adoption Policy, Section 2 - Purpose
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