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Bilkent University publishes a central guideline for the responsible use of Generative Artificial Intelligence tools within the Bilkent community.
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11 # Bilkent University AI policy record
2+source_status: Bilkent University publishes a central guideline for the responsible use of Generative Artificial Intelligence tools within the Bilkent community.
3+Evidence (en-US, c6e33096d9eb): The purpose of this guideline document is to facilitate the responsible use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools within the Bilkent community.
4+ai_tool_treatment: Bilkent advises students to check course syllabi and instructors for whether and how GenAI tools may be used in specific courses or assignments.
5+Evidence (en-US, c6e33096d9eb): Students are advised to check with specific course syllabi and instructors regarding the permissibility and appropriate methods for employing GenAI tools in specific courses / for specific assignments.
6+academic_integrity: Bilkent's GenAI guideline says students should attribute AI-generated content and should not submit AI-generated content without proper attribution.
7+Evidence (en-US, c6e33096d9eb): If students use content generated by AI tools in their work, they must provide appropriate attribution to the AI system and any human contributors. They should not submit assignments which include AI-generated content without giving proper attribution to avoid academic misconduct.
8+privacy: Bilkent's GenAI guideline advises students to avoid sharing personal, confidential, or sensitive information with AI tools.
9+Evidence (en-US, c6e33096d9eb): To avoid sharing personal, confidential, or sensitive information: Students must exercise caution while providing AI tools with personal data, ensuring appropriate consent whenever necessary.
10+academic_integrity: Bilkent states that GenAI use in academic work is subject to its academic integrity policy.
11+Evidence (en-US, c6e33096d9eb): The utilization of GenAI in all academic work is subject to the regulations outlined in the academic integrity policy.
12+academic_integrity: Bilkent's GenAI guideline tells students not to use GenAI when a professor has not explicitly allowed it in the course syllabus.
13+Evidence (en-US, c6e33096d9eb): Students must never use GenAI if it is not explicitly allowed in the syllabi by the professor.
14+teaching: Bilkent recommends that faculty include course-syllabus statements explaining whether GenAI use is allowed and, if so, which uses are allowed.
15+Evidence (en-US, c6e33096d9eb): Faculty members are recommended: To include a statement in their course syllabi indicating whether they will allow students to use GenAI technologies in the course, and if so, to provide details on which usages are allowed and which are not
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ai_tool_treatment
Bilkent advises students to check course syllabi and instructors for whether and how GenAI tools may be used in specific courses or assignments.
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academic_integrity
Bilkent's GenAI guideline says students should attribute AI-generated content and should not submit AI-generated content without proper attribution.
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privacy
Bilkent's GenAI guideline advises students to avoid sharing personal, confidential, or sensitive information with AI tools.
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academic_integrity
Bilkent states that GenAI use in academic work is subject to its academic integrity policy.
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academic_integrity
Bilkent's GenAI guideline tells students not to use GenAI when a professor has not explicitly allowed it in the course syllabus.
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teaching
Bilkent recommends that faculty include course-syllabus statements explaining whether GenAI use is allowed and, if so, which uses are allowed.
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Guidelines for the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Tools at Bilkent
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 8:32 PM