privacy
Wake Forest's administrative generative AI guidance says not to input confidential, non-public, or internal-use-only information into AI tools that are not approved for WFU institutional use.
Review: Agent reviewed
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11 # Wake Forest University AI policy record
2+privacy: Wake Forest's administrative generative AI guidance says not to input confidential, non-public, or internal-use-only information into AI tools that are not approved for WFU institutional use.
3+Evidence (en, a834e13870d3): Do not input Confidential, non-public, and/or internal-use-only information when using AI tools that are not approved for WFU institutional use.
4+procurement: Wake Forest's administrative generative AI guidance says AI tools should be routed through the university's standard software request review process before use, especially when university resources or data are involved.
5+Evidence (en, a834e13870d3): AI tools should be routed through the University’s standard review process as part of an official software request before use, especially if they involve the use of University resources or University data.
6+academic_integrity: Wake Forest's academic generative AI guidance says AI detector results may be included as evidence but are insufficient on their own for academic misconduct proof.
7+Evidence (en, 2ac61593e458): Evidentiary standards for academic misconduct should not allow for AI detectors alone to constitute a sufficient standard of proof. GAI detector results may be included as evidence but are insufficient on their own.
8+teaching: Wake Forest's academic generative AI guidance says course materials should communicate when and how generative AI tools may be used and acknowledged.
9+Evidence (en, 2ac61593e458): In order to substantiate cases of academic misconduct, instructional materials (such as the course syllabus, assignment prompts, and/or verbal instructions) need to include directions regarding the authorized use of GAI, including method(s) for disclosing or citing such use.
10+ai_tool_treatment: Wake Forest Information Systems identifies campus-licensed AI tools for students, faculty, and staff and says signing in with a WFU account provides enhanced data protections for queries.
11+Evidence (en, c11c28966fe9): Campus-licensed AI Tools for students, faculty and staff. Sign in with your WFU account to ensure enhanced data protections are in place for all queries.
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5 claim records
procurement
Wake Forest's administrative generative AI guidance says AI tools should be routed through the university's standard software request review process before use, especially when university resources or data are involved.
Review: Agent reviewed
academic_integrity
Wake Forest's academic generative AI guidance says AI detector results may be included as evidence but are insufficient on their own for academic misconduct proof.
Review: Agent reviewed
teaching
Wake Forest's academic generative AI guidance says course materials should communicate when and how generative AI tools may be used and acknowledged.
Review: Agent reviewed
ai_tool_treatment
Wake Forest Information Systems identifies campus-licensed AI tools for students, faculty, and staff and says signing in with a WFU account provides enhanced data protections for queries.
Review: Agent reviewed
Source snapshots
4 source attributions
Academic Integrity FAQ - Center for the Advancement of Teaching
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 20, 2026, 3:45 AM
Generative AI at Wake Forest - Information Systems
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 20, 2026, 3:44 AM
Guidelines for Academic Use - AI at Wake Forest
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 20, 2026, 3:42 AM
Guidelines for Administrative Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools - AI at Wake Forest
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 20, 2026, 3:43 AM