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University of Malta currently has 6 source-backed claim records and 3 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 18, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.
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For the Faculty of Media & Knowledge Sciences, University of Malta guidance says students who use Generative AI should copy every prompt or query in chronological order in an appendix to their work, subject to study-unit requirements.
University of Malta academic-staff guidelines warn staff to be especially careful not to include sensitive information in prompts to Generative AI tools because of privacy and data-protection concerns.
University of Malta academic-staff guidelines discourage use of AI writing detection tools at this stage and state that Generative AI detection software cannot be used as proof for disciplinary procedures.
University of Malta academic-staff guidelines say lecturers decide if and how Generative AI is permitted in a study-unit; if assessment instructions do not mention Generative AI, use is assumed not allowed except for listed support uses.
University of Malta student FAQ guidance tells students to check with their tutor before using Generative AI tools to produce answers in summative assessments.
University of Malta guidance says unacknowledged work generated by AI tools is considered plagiarised work.
3 source attributions
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