PNU students must uphold academic integrity standards and ensure the originality and authenticity of their work, by ultimately owning their writing and critical thinking. In assignments where Generative AI tools are allowed, their use must be appropriately acknowledged and cited.
PNU students must uphold academic integrity when using generative AI, follow instructor guidance, acknowledge allowed AI use, and not claim AI-generated work as their own.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Students, items 1 and 4, page 15
This policy applies to: All degree programs at PNU, at all levels and modes of study including full-time and part-time, campus-based and distance learning; Taught and research-based modules and programs, which include graduate studies; PNU faculty, researchers, students, and administrative staff; All teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities
PNU's Generative AI Use Policy applies across PNU degree programs and to PNU faculty, researchers, students, administrative staff, and teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities.
PNU faculty must indicate and be transparent about whether Generative AI can be used in the course and if so, provide clear guidance to students on how Generative AI may or may not be used. PNU faculty must include a section on 'Guidelines on Generative AI Use' in their course specification which outlines the permissible uses of generative AI for students which support student learning, and the non-permissible uses of generative AI in the course.
PNU faculty must disclose whether generative AI may be used in a course, include course-level guidelines on permissible and non-permissible uses, and include assignment disclaimers about appropriate and inappropriate generative AI use.
PNU faculty must avoid using tools designed to detect AI Generative content to check student work, since there is no evidence to date which demonstrates that any Generative AI-detection tool reliably detects content generated by artificial intelligence, and tests have revealed significant margins of error.
PNU faculty must avoid using AI-generated-content detection tools to check student work and instead use authentic assessment and trusting relationships with students.
PNU students must uphold academic integrity standards and ensure the originality and authenticity of their work, by ultimately owning their writing and critical thinking. In assignments where Generative AI tools are allowed, their use must be appropriately acknowledged and cited.
PNU students must uphold academic integrity when using generative AI, follow instructor guidance, acknowledge allowed AI use, and not claim AI-generated work as their own.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Students, items 1 and 4, page 15
This policy applies to: All degree programs at PNU, at all levels and modes of study including full-time and part-time, campus-based and distance learning; Taught and research-based modules and programs, which include graduate studies; PNU faculty, researchers, students, and administrative staff; All teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities
PNU's Generative AI Use Policy applies across PNU degree programs and to PNU faculty, researchers, students, administrative staff, and teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities.
PNU faculty must indicate and be transparent about whether Generative AI can be used in the course and if so, provide clear guidance to students on how Generative AI may or may not be used. PNU faculty must include a section on 'Guidelines on Generative AI Use' in their course specification which outlines the permissible uses of generative AI for students which support student learning, and the non-permissible uses of generative AI in the course.
PNU faculty must disclose whether generative AI may be used in a course, include course-level guidelines on permissible and non-permissible uses, and include assignment disclaimers about appropriate and inappropriate generative AI use.
PNU faculty must avoid using tools designed to detect AI Generative content to check student work, since there is no evidence to date which demonstrates that any Generative AI-detection tool reliably detects content generated by artificial intelligence, and tests have revealed significant margins of error.
PNU faculty must avoid using AI-generated-content detection tools to check student work and instead use authentic assessment and trusting relationships with students.
PNU students must uphold academic integrity standards and ensure the originality and authenticity of their work, by ultimately owning their writing and critical thinking. In assignments where Generative AI tools are allowed, their use must be appropriately acknowledged and cited.
PNU students must uphold academic integrity when using generative AI, follow instructor guidance, acknowledge allowed AI use, and not claim AI-generated work as their own.
claim-pnu-student-integrity
Policy Terms - For PNU Students, items 1 and 4, page 15
PNU faculty must indicate and be transparent about whether Generative AI can be used in the course and if so, provide clear guidance to students on how Generative AI may or may not be used. PNU faculty must include a section on 'Guidelines on Generative AI Use' in their course specification which outlines the permissible uses of generative AI for students which support student learning, and the non-permissible uses of generative AI in the course.
PNU faculty must disclose whether generative AI may be used in a course, include course-level guidelines on permissible and non-permissible uses, and include assignment disclaimers about appropriate and inappropriate generative AI use.
PNU students must refrain from entering any personal data or confidential data from restricted records. Personal and confidential data must be protected when using Generative AI tools.
PNU students must not enter personal data or confidential data from restricted records into generative AI tools and must protect that data when using generative AI.
PNU researchers must not use Generative AI to misrepresent their research, such as fabricating data, plagiarizing the work of others, presenting AI-generated content as human-created content. PNU researchers must refrain from using Generative AI tools in sensitive activities such as peer reviews or evaluations.
PNU researchers must not use generative AI to misrepresent research, fabricate data, plagiarize, present AI-generated content as human-created content, or use generative AI in sensitive activities such as peer reviews or evaluations.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Researchers, items 8 and 15, pages 11-12
PNU faculty must avoid using tools designed to detect AI Generative content to check student work, since there is no evidence to date which demonstrates that any Generative AI-detection tool reliably detects content generated by artificial intelligence, and tests have revealed significant margins of error.
PNU faculty must avoid using AI-generated-content detection tools to check student work and instead use authentic assessment and trusting relationships with students.
PNU's Artificial Intelligence Center oversees the implementation and updating of the Generative AI use policy. Cases of violation of the terms of the Generative AI Use policy and their consequences are subject to the regulations of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University regarding intellectual property rights, academic integrity, academic honesty, plagiarism, and impersonation.
PNU's Artificial Intelligence Center oversees implementation and updating of the Generative AI Use Policy, and violations are subject to PNU regulations on intellectual property rights, academic integrity, academic honesty, plagiarism, and impersonation.
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Generative AI Use Policy Implementation and Oversight; Violation of Policy Terms, page 20
This policy applies to: All degree programs at PNU, at all levels and modes of study including full-time and part-time, campus-based and distance learning; Taught and research-based modules and programs, which include graduate studies; PNU faculty, researchers, students, and administrative staff; All teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities
PNU's Generative AI Use Policy applies across PNU degree programs and to PNU faculty, researchers, students, administrative staff, and teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities.
This policy applies to: All degree programs at PNU, at all levels and modes of study including full-time and part-time, campus-based and distance learning; Taught and research-based modules and programs, which include graduate studies; PNU faculty, researchers, students, and administrative staff; All teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities
PNU's Generative AI Use Policy applies across PNU degree programs and to PNU faculty, researchers, students, administrative staff, and teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities.
PNU researchers must not use Generative AI to misrepresent their research, such as fabricating data, plagiarizing the work of others, presenting AI-generated content as human-created content. PNU researchers must refrain from using Generative AI tools in sensitive activities such as peer reviews or evaluations.
PNU researchers must not use generative AI to misrepresent research, fabricate data, plagiarize, present AI-generated content as human-created content, or use generative AI in sensitive activities such as peer reviews or evaluations.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Researchers, items 8 and 15, pages 11-12
PNU students must uphold academic integrity standards and ensure the originality and authenticity of their work, by ultimately owning their writing and critical thinking. In assignments where Generative AI tools are allowed, their use must be appropriately acknowledged and cited.
PNU students must uphold academic integrity when using generative AI, follow instructor guidance, acknowledge allowed AI use, and not claim AI-generated work as their own.
claim-pnu-student-integrity
Policy Terms - For PNU Students, items 1 and 4, page 15
PNU faculty must avoid using tools designed to detect AI Generative content to check student work, since there is no evidence to date which demonstrates that any Generative AI-detection tool reliably detects content generated by artificial intelligence, and tests have revealed significant margins of error.
PNU faculty must avoid using AI-generated-content detection tools to check student work and instead use authentic assessment and trusting relationships with students.
PNU's Artificial Intelligence Center oversees the implementation and updating of the Generative AI use policy. Cases of violation of the terms of the Generative AI Use policy and their consequences are subject to the regulations of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University regarding intellectual property rights, academic integrity, academic honesty, plagiarism, and impersonation.
PNU's Artificial Intelligence Center oversees implementation and updating of the Generative AI Use Policy, and violations are subject to PNU regulations on intellectual property rights, academic integrity, academic honesty, plagiarism, and impersonation.
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Generative AI Use Policy Implementation and Oversight; Violation of Policy Terms, page 20
PNU students must uphold academic integrity standards and ensure the originality and authenticity of their work, by ultimately owning their writing and critical thinking. In assignments where Generative AI tools are allowed, their use must be appropriately acknowledged and cited.
PNU students must uphold academic integrity when using generative AI, follow instructor guidance, acknowledge allowed AI use, and not claim AI-generated work as their own.
claim-pnu-student-integrity
Policy Terms - For PNU Students, items 1 and 4, page 15
This policy applies to: All degree programs at PNU, at all levels and modes of study including full-time and part-time, campus-based and distance learning; Taught and research-based modules and programs, which include graduate studies; PNU faculty, researchers, students, and administrative staff; All teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities
PNU's Generative AI Use Policy applies across PNU degree programs and to PNU faculty, researchers, students, administrative staff, and teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities.
PNU faculty must indicate and be transparent about whether Generative AI can be used in the course and if so, provide clear guidance to students on how Generative AI may or may not be used. PNU faculty must include a section on 'Guidelines on Generative AI Use' in their course specification which outlines the permissible uses of generative AI for students which support student learning, and the non-permissible uses of generative AI in the course.
PNU faculty must disclose whether generative AI may be used in a course, include course-level guidelines on permissible and non-permissible uses, and include assignment disclaimers about appropriate and inappropriate generative AI use.
PNU faculty must avoid using tools designed to detect AI Generative content to check student work, since there is no evidence to date which demonstrates that any Generative AI-detection tool reliably detects content generated by artificial intelligence, and tests have revealed significant margins of error.
PNU faculty must avoid using AI-generated-content detection tools to check student work and instead use authentic assessment and trusting relationships with students.
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Academic Integrity
PNU students must uphold academic integrity when using generative AI, follow instructor guidance, acknowledge allowed AI use, and not claim AI-generated work as their own.
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PNU students must uphold academic integrity standards and ensure the originality and authenticity of their work, by ultimately owning their writing and critical thinking. In assignments where Generative AI tools are allowed, their use must be appropriately acknowledged and cited.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Students, items 1 and 4, page 15
Academic Integrity
PNU faculty must avoid using AI-generated-content detection tools to check student work and instead use authentic assessment and trusting relationships with students.
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PNU faculty must avoid using tools designed to detect AI Generative content to check student work, since there is no evidence to date which demonstrates that any Generative AI-detection tool reliably detects content generated by artificial intelligence, and tests have revealed significant margins of error.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Faculty, item 8, page 8
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PNU faculty must disclose whether generative AI may be used in a course, include course-level guidelines on permissible and non-permissible uses, and include assignment disclaimers about appropriate and inappropriate generative AI use.
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PNU faculty must indicate and be transparent about whether Generative AI can be used in the course and if so, provide clear guidance to students on how Generative AI may or may not be used. PNU faculty must include a section on 'Guidelines on Generative AI Use' in their course specification which outlines the permissible uses of generative AI for students which support student learning, and the non-permissible uses of generative AI in the course.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Faculty, item 4, page 7
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PNU students must not enter personal data or confidential data from restricted records into generative AI tools and must protect that data when using generative AI.
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PNU students must refrain from entering any personal data or confidential data from restricted records. Personal and confidential data must be protected when using Generative AI tools.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Students, item 14, page 16
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PNU researchers must not use generative AI to misrepresent research, fabricate data, plagiarize, present AI-generated content as human-created content, or use generative AI in sensitive activities such as peer reviews or evaluations.
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PNU researchers must not use Generative AI to misrepresent their research, such as fabricating data, plagiarizing the work of others, presenting AI-generated content as human-created content. PNU researchers must refrain from using Generative AI tools in sensitive activities such as peer reviews or evaluations.
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Policy Terms - For PNU Researchers, items 8 and 15, pages 11-12
AI tool use 1 reviewed claim
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PNU's Generative AI Use Policy applies across PNU degree programs and to PNU faculty, researchers, students, administrative staff, and teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities.
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This policy applies to: All degree programs at PNU, at all levels and modes of study including full-time and part-time, campus-based and distance learning; Taught and research-based modules and programs, which include graduate studies; PNU faculty, researchers, students, and administrative staff; All teaching, learning, research, training, development, and administrative activities
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Generative AI Use Policy Scope, page 3
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PNU's Artificial Intelligence Center oversees implementation and updating of the Generative AI Use Policy, and violations are subject to PNU regulations on intellectual property rights, academic integrity, academic honesty, plagiarism, and impersonation.
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PNU's Artificial Intelligence Center oversees the implementation and updating of the Generative AI use policy. Cases of violation of the terms of the Generative AI Use policy and their consequences are subject to the regulations of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University regarding intellectual property rights, academic integrity, academic honesty, plagiarism, and impersonation.
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Generative AI Use Policy Implementation and Oversight; Violation of Policy Terms, page 20
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