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IPB University (aka Bogor Agricultural University) currently has 7 source-backed claim records and 1 official source attribution. Latest tracked changed date: May 16, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.
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IPB guidance says AI use must consider IPB security and confidentiality rules; AI use must not disclose or store personal information of students, lecturers, or education staff without permission, and must protect academic data.
IPB guidance identifies LMITD, DRI, and DTPTP as bodies authorized to regulate AI use supporting IPB academic activities; IPB academic community members must comply with established AI-use rules and consult the relevant body where required.
IPB has a central Indonesian-language AI guidance document for Tridarma use, intended as an IPB guide for lecturers, students, education staff, and units, and it cites IPB Academic Senate Regulation No. 47 of 2023 as a basis.
IPB guidance says AI-generated publication content should be thoroughly reviewed for factual accuracy, validity, originality, academic standards, and copyright compliance, and that IPB AI users are fully responsible for content they publish or share.
IPB supports AI use in Tridarma activities when it is ethical, responsible, and consistent with academic principles and professionalism.
For research writing, IPB guidance says lecturers and students must not use AI outputs as-is without re-editing, content evaluation, and proper references; directly copying AI text risks academic-ethics violations and plagiarism.
For education, IPB guidance says GenAI use should be human-centered, pedagogically appropriate, ethical, human-controlled, aligned with learning objectives, and accountable for AI-content accuracy and impact.
1 source attribution
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 7:04 PM