Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR

Hong Kong Baptist University

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Public AI principles and integrity outcomes are available. Student-only guidance and full service terms were not acquired; coursework and research-thesis outcomes differ.

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Scope and transition details

Public AI principles and integrity outcomes are available. Student-only guidance and full service terms were not acquired; coursework and research-thesis outcomes differ.

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What happens if AI use raises a concern?

Supplement collected: 2026-10-09 · Current applicability not independently confirmed

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Source guidanceOfficial guidanceModality: Informational

Site interpretation

The integrity guide requires students to submit their own work, present findings honestly, cite sources and seek instructor clarification when uncertain. These are general integrity responsibilities.

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Scope: Students in the cited programme/course/stage only · university

It is students’ responsibility to: • understand what academic integrity is and take diligent care to avoid dishonest behaviors and/or actions; • ensure that the material(s) submitted for assessment is/are their own work and present their findings or data in an honest manner; • properly cite or reference the sources of their work; and • seek advice, clarifications, or assistance from their instructors when in doubt.
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Collected: 2026-10-09 · 90–96
SHA-256: 8ef80821b61a88a249728bbb152b134f9d02d8bb1d097e04adc7f682a76a50b0

Possible outcomes

Source guidanceOfficial guidanceModality: Informational

Site interpretation

For course-based assessment, an F may be assigned and serious or repeated cases may be referred to the SDP. Research postgraduate and professional-doctoral thesis-stage cases instead involve the Exam Panel or Board of Examiners, which may fail the exam, terminate candidacy or allow resubmission. These are possible scoped outcomes, not automatic AI penalties.

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Conditions & exceptions

Coursework and thesis-stage procedures differ; full disciplinary/appeal procedure not acquired.

The gist of these penalties is as follows: Sub-degree/Undergraduate/Taught Postgraduate Studies by Coursework and Coursework in Research Postgraduate Studies 1. If academic dishonesty is found in course-based assessment, an “F” grade may be assigned to the course. 2. For more serious or repeated cases, more stringent disciplinary action may be taken by the Student Disciplinary Panel (SDP) in addition to assigning an "F” grade for the course, upon the referral of the case to the SDP. Research Postgraduate Studies and Thesis Stage for Professional Doctoral Studies If academic dishonesty is found in the process of qualifying examination, candidature examination, or in the submission of a research prospectus/thesis/dissertation, the Exam Panel or Board of Examiners will levy a sanction as they deem appropriate, such as to fail the exam or terminate the candidacy of the student concerned. The Panel may allow re-submission of work. More serious or repeated cases should be referred to the SDP.
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Collected: 2026-10-09 · 329–343
SHA-256: 8ef80821b61a88a249728bbb152b134f9d02d8bb1d097e04adc7f682a76a50b0

Support & adjustments

AI-specific sourceOfficial guidanceModality: Informational

Site interpretation

The public CHTL page sets out empowering, critical and ethical AI principles, effective from AY2023/24. It identifies separate staff and May 2025 student assessment guidance, but their captured downloads redirect to login. These principles alone do not establish task permission or a complete disclosure rule.

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Conditions & exceptions

Student-only and staff-only guidance not acquired; explicit permission/disclosure gap.

Principles for the Use of Generative AI Tools in Teaching and Learning, and Assessment @ HKBU Approved by the Senate in June 2023, effective from AY2023/2024 Play Play AI-Empowering : to embrace generative AI and empower students and instructors to realise the potential of generative AI tools as part of the university’s knowledge creation and teaching and learning ecosystem AI-Critical : to encourage healthy, informed scepticism of generative AI and develop students’ and instructors’ critical thinking and awareness of the strengths, drawbacks and limitations of generative AI tools AI-Ethical : to maintain academic integrity, transparency and the ethical use of generative AI tools Build and sustain human uniqueness : to recognise the importance of students and instructors as unique individuals with lived experiences, knowledge, skills and attributes. Provide space and time for individuals to understand and develop themselves as unique individuals within the university teaching and learning ecosystem You can either download the principles directly through the button below or by logging into BUniport to access. (U-Wide Policies & Info → Policies & Guidelines → Quality Assurance, Teaching & Learning) Download (Staff and Student) Advisory Guidelines Pertaining to the Use of Generative AI Tools in Assessed Assignment Tasks @ HKBU (Staff Only) Approved by the Senate in June 2023, effective from AY2023/2024 You can either download the guidelines directly through the the button below or by logging into BUniport to access. (U-Wide Policies & Info → Policies & Guidelines → Quality Assurance, Teaching & Learning) Download (Staff Only) Advisory Guidelines Pertaining to the Use of Generative AI Tools in Assessed Assignment Tasks @ HKBU (Student Only) Prepared by the eLearning Committee in May 2025 Download (Student Only)
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Collected: 2026-10-09 · 105–123
SHA-256: b3bdc34c5ec04a4b8c8f9db76a3edacbac5808c013a58b227a69e417178cb712

AI-specific sourceOfficial guidanceModality: Informational

Site interpretation

CHTL identifies an HKBU GenAI Platform using third-party models and free LinkedIn Learning access for staff and students. The platform landing capture is JavaScript-only; this public description does not establish model entitlement, cost or data-upload approval.

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Conditions & exceptions

Platform access and terms not acquired; no universal free GenAI inference.

HKBU GenAI Platform The HKBU GenAI Platform (“GenAI Platform”) is based on the generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) language model developed by third-party AI service providers including Anthropic , Google, Meta AI and OpenAI. Other Resources AI Tools & Resources for Higher Education by Northwest Nazarene University Guidance for generative AI in education and research by UNESCO Generative AI related training courses in LinkedIn Learning HKBU staff and students can access LinkedIn Learning for free
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Collected: 2026-10-09 · 124–130
SHA-256: b3bdc34c5ec04a4b8c8f9db76a3edacbac5808c013a58b227a69e417178cb712

Collection & version notes

Published source-based additions. English summaries and original-language quotations are shown separately from the reviewed record. These are possible processes and outcomes, not automatic penalties for AI use. Present applicability has not been independently confirmed; check the source scope and version.

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AI tools & access

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  • HKBU GenAI PlatformOfficial recommendationRecorded as allowed in the source scope
    Access, conditions & official evidence

    HKBU's GenAI Platform is provided to all HKBU staff and students and is based on third-party AI providers' language models.

    Sign in using HKBU SSOid.

    Not specified by the cited source.

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    Original quotation

    HKBU GenAI Platform is provided to all HKBU staff and students. Sign in with HKBU SSOid. HKBU states that the platform is based on language models from third-party AI service providers including Anthropic, Google, Meta AI and OpenAI.
  • HKBU GenAI Platform (public description only)Listed in the institutional services directoryAvailability not established
    Access, conditions & official evidence

    CHTL describes third-party model providers. The platform landing and restricted terms were not acquired; current student access and upload conditions remain unverified.

    Consult institutional instructions; captured listing does not establish login eligibility.

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    Original quotation

    HKBU GenAI Platform The HKBU GenAI Platform (“GenAI Platform”) is based on the generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) language model developed by third-party AI service providers including Anthropic , Google, Meta AI and OpenAI. Other Resources AI Tools & Resources for Higher Education by Northwest Nazarene University Guidance for generative AI in education and research by UNESCO Generative AI related training courses in LinkedIn Learning HKBU staff and students can access LinkedIn Learning for free

Reviewed record

Reviewed claims

7 reviewed claims

Academic Integrity2 reviewed claims

Academic Integrity

HKBU student academic-integrity guidance treats copying AI-generated output without acknowledging that use as improper use of generative AI.

Review: Agent reviewedConfidence94%

Original evidence

Evidence 1
Improper use of Generative AI involves: copying from an output, text or non-text, generated by AI without acknowledging such use.

Academic Integrity

HKBU student academic-integrity guidance says academic dishonesty can lead to disciplinary actions, including reduced or failing grades, suspension, or academic dismissal.

Review: Agent reviewedConfidence88%

Original evidence

Evidence 1
The consequences of cheating in examinations, plagiarism, and other forms of academic dishonesty include reduced or failure grades, suspension of study, or even academic dismissal.
Teaching2 reviewed claims

Teaching

HKBU describes its Principles for the Use of Generative AI Tools in Teaching and Learning, and Assessment as Senate-approved in June 2023 and effective from AY2023/2024.

Review: Agent reviewedConfidence91%

Original evidence

Evidence 1
Principles for the Use of Generative AI Tools in Teaching and Learning, and Assessment @ HKBU. Approved by the Senate in June 2023, effective from AY2023/2024.

Teaching

HKBU presents four generative-AI teaching and learning principles: AI-Empowering, AI-Critical, AI-Ethical, and building and sustaining human uniqueness.

Review: Agent reviewedConfidence90%

Original evidence

Evidence 1
AI-Empowering: to embrace generative AI and empower students and instructors... AI-Critical: to encourage healthy, informed scepticism... AI-Ethical: to maintain academic integrity, transparency and the ethical use of generative AI tools... Build and sustain human uniqueness
Ai Tool Treatment2 reviewed claims

Ai Tool Treatment

HKBU GenAI Platform is listed for Hong Kong Baptist University in an official university AI tools source. Derived availability: allowed. Derived endorsement type: officially endorsed.

Review: Agent reviewedConfidence97%

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Original evidence

Evidence 1
HKBU GenAI Platform is provided to all HKBU staff and students. Sign in with HKBU SSOid. HKBU states that the platform is based on language models from third-party AI service providers including Anthropic, Google, Meta AI and OpenAI.

Localized display only

HKBU GenAI Platform is provided to all HKBU staff and students. Sign in with HKBU SSOid. HKBU states that the platform is based on language models from third-party AI service providers including Anthropic, Google, Meta AI and OpenAI.

Ai Tool Treatment

HKBU identifies its GenAI Platform as based on generative-AI language models developed by third-party providers including Anthropic, Google, Meta AI, and OpenAI.

Review: Agent reviewedConfidence86%

Original evidence

Evidence 1
The HKBU GenAI Platform (“GenAI Platform”) is based on the generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) language model developed by third-party AI service providers including Anthropic, Google, Meta AI and OpenAI.
Source Status1 reviewed claim

Source Status

HKBU states that its e-Learning Committee established the Generative AI Tools Task Force to develop principles, guidelines, and policies for use of generative AI tools in the university.

Review: Agent reviewedConfidence92%

Original evidence

Evidence 1
The e-Learning Committee (ELC) established the Generative AI Tools Task Force (GAITF) to develop principles, guidelines, and policies for the use of generative AI tools in the University.

Source record

Official sources

3 sources

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Record information, JSON & citation
ReviewAI-assisted reviewConfidence97%Snapshot statusNot publishedJSONPublic JSON

Citation: University AI Policy Tracker. "Hong Kong Baptist University AI Policy Tracker record." Last checked July 19, 2026. https://eduaipolicy.org/universities/hong-kong-baptist-university

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Saved from University AI Policy Tracker. This record summarizes the cited sources; it is not an official university statement or assessment permission. Source and review dates are listed above. Hashes identify retained content, not authorization.