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University of Pittsburgh Teaching Center guidance says free GenAI tools should not be considered private or secure, and information that is not already public should not be put into a free GenAI platform.
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University of Pittsburgh Teaching Center guidance says free GenAI tools should not be considered private or secure, and information that is not already public should not be put into a free GenAI platform.
University of Pittsburgh Teaching Center guidance says it does not endorse or support the use of any AI-detection tools.
University of Pittsburgh Teaching Center guidance says generative AI should not be used to grade student work and directs instructors to review data privacy implications before inputting data into generative AI tools.
University of Pittsburgh Teaching Center suggested syllabus language says broader generative-AI use may be permitted or encouraged within specified guidelines, but AI-generated material that informed student work should be cited and unattributed AI-generated content qualifies as academic dishonesty.
University of Pittsburgh Teaching Center suggested syllabus language includes a no-use option that prohibits unauthorized collaboration or use of ChatGPT or other generative AI applications.
University of Pittsburgh Teaching Center guidance strongly recommends that instructors include an AI syllabus statement that clearly communicates expectations to students in all courses.
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