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6 claim records
Westminster doctoral researcher guidance says doctoral assessments and research outputs must be the researcher's own original work, and that using GenAI to generate doctoral research content without agreement and disclosure is academic misconduct.
Westminster's academic research GenAI guidance tells researchers and academic staff not to enter confidential or sensitive data into public or commercial generative AI tools, and to have specialist tools assessed by ISS when confidential data is involved.
Westminster's student GenAI rules identify using AI to write essays, reports, or code on a student's behalf, using AI to carry out analysis or arguments, and submitting AI-generated content without declaring it as not permitted.
Westminster student guidance says students must disclose any use of GenAI for assessed coursework and remain responsible for the originality, accuracy, and integrity of their work.
University of Westminster's GenAI policy requires GenAI-related data to be handled in line with data protection and security requirements, and says high-risk GenAI systems should not go into production without remediation.
University of Westminster's GenAI policy applies to students, colleagues, third-party suppliers, and partners, and frames GenAI as an assistant or creative partner rather than a replacement for human ingenuity.
6 source attributions
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