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Northeastern's student AI guide advises students to check each syllabus, ask professors when an AI policy is unclear, use AI as a study partner rather than a substitute for their own thinking, and avoid using AI when assignment guidelines direct independent work.
Northeastern administrative AI standards say administrative users should use approved AI environments for data or use cases requiring AI Review Committee approval and should not enter confidential, restricted research, or personal information into an AI system that has not been reviewed and approved by the AI Review Committee and Office of Information Security.
Northeastern teaching and learning standards state that using generative AI to grade open-ended student responses requires AI Review Committee review because it could affect student legal rights and may involve sensitive personal information and risk of illegal bias or discrimination.
Northeastern teaching and learning standards say instructors should clearly communicate permitted generative AI uses to students in the syllabus, assignment guidelines, and verbally in class.
Northeastern research standards say members of the Northeastern community conducting research are expected to follow the university AI Policy, complete AI Review Committee review when research uses an AI system to process confidential information, restricted research data, or personal information, and communicate permitted generative AI uses within project teams based on research activity and sponsor guidelines.
Northeastern Policy 125 says faculty or staff seeking to use an AI system in University Operations or covered outside professional activities must provide required attribution, check AI outputs for accuracy and appropriateness, and validate anti-bias testing when the system processes personal information or affects legal rights or physical safety.
Northeastern Policy 125 says faculty or staff seeking to use an AI system in University Operations must submit the system and use case for AI Review Committee and Office of Information Security approval when the system processes confidential information, personal information, restricted research data, or may affect legal rights or physical safety.
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official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 6:37 PM
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 16, 2026, 6:36 PM