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VMU guidance requires clear indication of what part of student work used GAI and for what purpose, and states that students are responsible for generated content they submit.
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VMU guidance requires clear indication of what part of student work used GAI and for what purpose, and states that students are responsible for generated content they submit.
VMU Study Regulations allow artificial-intelligence tools in courses, written work, and independent assignments when use follows university provisions, unit procedures, course-description purposes, and academic-integrity rules.
VMU guidance says the extent and conditions for generative AI use may be set at course, study-program committee, or academic-unit level.
VMU's Senate strategic position says AI tools should be validated in relevant units before being implemented and used in university activities to ensure safety and compatibility with EU and Lithuanian law.
VMU guidance for scientific and artistic research says researchers and artists must use AI honestly, prudently, and responsibly, and should verify AI-generated results in reliable scientific sources.
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