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York's faculty GenAI teaching guidance says York does not currently recommend GenAI detection tools and notes it is not recommended to upload student work to an external GenAI or detector.
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York's faculty GenAI teaching guidance says York does not currently recommend GenAI detection tools and notes it is not recommended to upload student work to an external GenAI or detector.
York's Academic Integrity guidance says students must follow instructor expectations for AI use, acknowledge AI-tool use, and seek clarification if unsure.
York's administrative AI chatbot and meeting-assistant guidelines state that only approved AI meeting assistants can be used for internal York virtual meetings, and meeting participants must be notified and consent before use.
York UIT directs faculty and staff to use only AI tools sanctioned by York and approved for secure use; its AI page identifies Zoom AI Companion as approved for use with York University content.
York UIT states that York University data must not be entered into public AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or similar services.
York University's administrative and operational use guidelines state that staff GenAI use is subject to management approval and that use cases requiring oversight should be reviewed before use.
5 source attributions
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