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Conditions and evidence gaps
AI needs explicit instructor authorization; silence is not permission, and authorization for one assignment does not extend to others.
CourseworkUniversity of California, San Diego (UCSD)
Conditions and evidence gaps
Status & scope
Instructor authorization is assignment-specific. The 2025 research report contains proposals and must not be treated as a binding campus permission rule.
AI needs explicit instructor authorization; silence is not permission, and authorization for one assignment does not extend to others.
Original official evidence
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https://senate.ucsd.edu/operating-procedures/senate-manual/appendices/2
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No student shall allow any academic work or academic credit to be completed or obtained, in part or in whole, for themselves by another (human or machine/artificial intelligence). No student shall employ aids (including artificial intelligence) in undertaking course work or in completing any assessments that are not authorized by the instructor.
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UC San Diego's Academic Integrity Policy says students may not let academic work or academic credit be completed for them by another human or by machine/artificial intelligence, and may not use unauthorized aids including artificial intelligence in coursework or assessments.
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Appendix 2, I.A Students' Responsibility
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https://academicintegrity.ucsd.edu/choose-integrity/gen-ai/ai-in-education.html
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To summarize: If your instructor did not say you could, then you can't. Silence does not equal permission.
Claim & location details
UC San Diego Academic Integrity Office student guidance says that if an instructor has not said a student can use GenAI for a class or assessment, the student cannot use it; silence does not equal permission.
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Q: Is it cheating to use ChatGPT?
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Yes, you're good to use the GenAI tool in the way that instructor authorized for that particular assignment. Don't assume you can use it in ways not authorized or for other assignments or courses. Also, if you use it, save your history so you can share it and acknowledge your use to the professor.
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UC San Diego Academic Integrity Office guidance says students authorized to use a GenAI tool should use it only in the way authorized for that assignment, should not assume authorization extends to other assignments or courses, and are advised to save history and acknowledge use to the professor.
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So, if the instructor said I could use it, I'm good to go?
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UC San Diego Academic Integrity Policy - Senate PDF
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No student shall employ aids (including artificial intelligence) in undertaking course work or in completing any assessments
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UC San Diego Academic Integrity Policy - Senate PDF
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Appendix 2, I.A(e), PDF physical page index 1; selected tool/input excerpt; capture SHA256 ce685c6a5f12c06312bfc95b5f85cd3c4380ffb72e383fead406c7e7ad72d10d; not original HTML/PDF bytes; supplied PDF pages not locally verified against raw PDF
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Using ChatGPT
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Silence does not equal permission.
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Using ChatGPT
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AIO student FAQ / ChatGPT Q&A; selected tool/input excerpt; capture SHA256 4d8d39880d7a675daecfcaee265a475e6d3326a215810327dbf9c12811355233; not original HTML/PDF bytes; supplied PDF pages not locally verified against raw PDF
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