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Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University's Academic Affairs Office and Teaching Development Center issued a notice for all colleges on regulating AI use in undergraduate theses and designs, effective from the 2025 graduating undergraduate thesis/design work.
For undergraduate theses and designs involving confidential content, Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University prohibits using any AI tool and prohibits uploading any data to AI platforms.
For undergraduate theses and designs, Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University prohibits AI tools from doing research scheme design, innovative method design, algorithm framework construction, directly generating major thesis components, or generating or altering original data and original or experimental media results.
Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University's undergraduate thesis/design AI notice states that students bear final responsibility for AI-generated content and that AI tools may not be listed as authors or collaborators.
For undergraduate theses and designs, Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University permits AI use for text polishing and translation only with supervisor consent and guidance, and encourages AI-assisted topic research, literature search, material organization, and format checking.
When students use AI tools to assist undergraduate thesis or design work, Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University requires them to disclose the tool name, version, and specific purpose in relevant thesis sections and keep pre- and post-AI-use original materials as appendix materials for review; the school will randomly select some theses or designs for AI-generated-content detection.
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