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Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) currently has 7 source-backed claim records and 3 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 13, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.
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Science Tokyo's guideline says users should not enter required-confidential information, personal information, or similar data into terms-of-service external generative AI services; it states that entering required-confidential or personal information into free external generative AI services is prohibited.
The official Science Tokyo site says Institute of Science Tokyo opened on October 1, 2024 following the merger between Tokyo Medical and Dental University and Tokyo Institute of Technology.
In education, Science Tokyo's guideline says the university does not totally restrict learners' use of generative AI; the permitted degree of use, including whether it is banned, is left to course objectives, course content, and instructor teaching and assessment policies, and students should follow instructor instructions.
Science Tokyo's guideline says users bear final responsibility for their generative AI use and should verify the authenticity of generated data or responses; it characterizes handing everything to generative AI and accepting its output uncritically in contexts requiring one's own thinking, consideration, or judgment as extremely inappropriate and impermissible.
For courses, Science Tokyo's guideline asks instructors to teach students about generative AI limitations, consider assessment methods, and promptly reflect a course AI-use policy in the syllabus when the policy can be clearly stated.
Science Tokyo's generative AI guideline says it sets out policies and precautions to promote appropriate and safe use of generative AI at the university, and expects all faculty, staff, and students to understand generative AI and use it under appropriate judgment.
For research papers, Science Tokyo's guideline says journal views on generative AI use differ and individual handling is needed, including cases where the fact of use should be disclosed; it also says researchers are responsible for text and content they use in their papers.
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