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6 claim records
Griffith's academic integrity page states that uncited content created using generative artificial intelligence software is conduct that always constitutes Academic Misconduct, and that representing AI-generated assessment content as a student's own work is Academic Misconduct.
Griffith eResearch guidance says ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and other AI chat tools are not individually approved, but may be used for research purposes involving Public Data only, and says DeepSeek is banned at Griffith University.
Griffith eResearch guidance says Microsoft Copilot is approved for Unofficial, Official (Public), Official (Internal), and Sensitive data classifications when users log in with a Griffith account, while Protected data is not approved for Microsoft Copilot.
Griffith's student generative AI guidance warns that many open or public tools do not guarantee confidentiality and advises users not to enter personal information, information about others, or course materials such as assessment tasks or marking rubrics.
Griffith's student-facing generative AI guidance says students may use generative AI for self-study without citation, but for assessment tasks they must acknowledge its use and include a short declaration if they use it while completing the task.
Griffith says it provides free access to Microsoft Copilot for staff and students and describes it as the preferred generative AI tool because signed-in Griffith-account use operates as a closed system with protected prompts and responses.
3 source attributions
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 15, 2026, 11:19 PM
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