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The University of Oregon Student Conduct Code's plagiarism definition includes submission of material generated by others, including AI content generators and generative AI tools such as ChatGPT.
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The University of Oregon Student Conduct Code's plagiarism definition includes submission of material generated by others, including AI content generators and generative AI tools such as ChatGPT.
The UO Service Portal lists several AI tools as approved or available at UO and warns that only low-risk green data has been approved for entry into any AI tools at UO.
University of Oregon teaching guidance says instructors should have a syllabus policy statement explaining what generative AI use is allowed and disallowed in their course.
UO Information Services guidance identifies Microsoft Copilot with Data Protection as UO's most secure generative AI option and cautions users because UO lacks enterprise contracts covering ChatGPT, DALL-E, and most other AI tools.
University of Oregon academic-integrity guidance says UO does not currently support AI detection tools and that detector percentages alone are not dispositive.
6 source attributions
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