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University of Milan currently has 6 source-backed claim records and 4 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 16, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.
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For educational activities, the University of Milan permits AI-supported self-assessment when explicit, but does not permit delegating learning assessment to AI tools when the assessment contributes to the final exam grade.
In educational settings, the University of Milan advises that students must explicitly declare AI use in assessed work and that teachers must explicitly declare AI use in educational activities.
For research, the University of Milan advises research staff to use AI while respecting responsibility, transparency, and respect, and says researchers remain fully responsible for results produced with AI tools.
The University of Milan has an AI governance document intended to promote ethical, legally compliant and conscious use of AI tools, with annexed guidelines for teaching, research, third mission and administrative activities.
For AI use in research, the University of Milan guidance emphasizes data protection, operation traceability and regulatory compliance during AI-supported data analysis, and cautions against entering sensitive information into AI systems.
For administrative activities, the University of Milan says its AI adoption follows AGID public-administration guidelines and uses a methodology that considers AI Act compliance, data quality, personal data protection and cybersecurity requirements.
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