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UWA Library ethical guidance says users should never upload the University's intellectual property into a generative AI tool unless explicitly instructed to do so.
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The University of Western Australia
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11 # The University of Western Australia AI policy record
2+academic_integrity: For UWA assessments assigned Tier 1, students are not permitted to use AI in any way to complete the assessment, and any AI use during that Tier 1 assessment is treated as academic misconduct.
3+Evidence (en-AU, aecf591a0b5e): If your assessment is assigned Tier 1, you are not permitted to use AI in any way to complete the assessment. Tier 1 assessments must be secure to accurately show your learning. Any use of AI during a Tier 1 assessment is academic misconduct.
4+ai_tool_treatment: For UWA coursework assessments, AI tools may only be used where the Unit Coordinator explicitly permits them; permitted use must be cited, referenced, and clearly acknowledged.
5+Evidence (en-AU, 67d46aef682f): For all coursework students AI tools may only be used in an assessment where it is explicitly permitted by your Unit Coordinator. Where it is permitted, you must always cite and reference your uses of it and provide clear acknowledgement of how AI was used.
6+ai_tool_treatment: UWA student assessment guidance describes three AI-use tiers that lecturers may apply to assessment tasks: Tier 1 no AI, Tier 2 AI assistance or collaboration, and Tier 3 fully embedded AI.
7+Evidence (en-AU, eb1ec0c7babc): AI Tiers that may be applied to assessment tasks by your lecturer | TIER 1: No AI | TIER 2: AI assistance or collaboration | TIER 3: Full Embedded AI
8+privacy: UWA's 2026 student AI guide says students should not enter personal data or information into public AI systems.
9+Evidence (en-AU, aecf591a0b5e): Students at UWA should not input any personal data or information into any public AI systems (such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and other similar systems).
10+academic_integrity: UWA's Academic Integrity Policy includes using material generated by Artificial Intelligence, including generative AI and related tools, in assessments as a type of plagiarism.
11+Evidence (en-AU, 99d55905697d): Types of plagiarism include, but are not limited to, the following: using material generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI), including Generative AI and related tools in assessments;
12+security_review: UWA has blocked DeepSeek services on UWA-managed devices and networks because of concerns about the safety and security of data shared with DeepSeek's online services.
13+Evidence (en-AU, 013b58a8850c): The University of Western Australia (UWA) has blocked access to DeepSeek services on all UWA-managed devices and networks. This decision follows directives from the Western Australian Government and the Department of Home Affairs, due to concerns about the safety and security of data shared with DeepSeek's online services.
14+academic_integrity: UWA askUWA guidance tells students to reference all AI-generated content used in assessments and says they may be asked to show the AI tools and prompts used.
15+Evidence (en-AU, ae089d1b6136): You must reference all AI generated content you use in your assessments. You may be requested to show which AI tools you used for your assessment and the prompts you used to produce your work.
16+research: UWA research-writing guidance states that AI and other machine-learning language models cannot be authors, and authors should transparently disclose when and how they used them.
17+Evidence (en, b575b9aa7fab): AI and other machine learning language models cannot be authors. Authors should be transparent when AI and other machine learning language models are used and provide information about how they were used.
18+research: UWA research-writing guidance says authors are responsible for ensuring inputs to AI tools are suitable for uploading and processing and that use complies with copyright, privacy, ethics, data-sensitivity policies, and legislation.
19+Evidence (en, b575b9aa7fab): Authors are responsible for ensuring that all input into AI tools is suitable for uploading and processing and any use is compliant with copyright, privacy, ethics, and data sensitivity policies and legislation.
20+ai_tool_treatment: UWA askUWA guidance says limited AI editorial tools may be used for broad editorial assistance in a student's own writing, and the student remains responsible for judging whether suggestions are accurate and appropriate.
21+Evidence (en-AU, a3893eb59dc4): Under UWA's Academic Integrity policy, you are permitted to limited use of AI tools for broad editorial assistance in your writing. This means that you can use spelling, grammar and style checkers for basic feedback on your own written work.
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11 claim records
research
UWA research-writing guidance says authors are responsible for ensuring inputs to AI tools are suitable for uploading and processing and that use complies with copyright, privacy, ethics, data-sensitivity policies, and legislation.
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research
UWA research-writing guidance states that AI and other machine-learning language models cannot be authors, and authors should transparently disclose when and how they used them.
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security_review
UWA has blocked DeepSeek services on UWA-managed devices and networks because of concerns about the safety and security of data shared with DeepSeek's online services.
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privacy
UWA's 2026 student AI guide says students should not enter personal data or information into public AI systems.
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academic_integrity
UWA askUWA guidance tells students to reference all AI-generated content used in assessments and says they may be asked to show the AI tools and prompts used.
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ai_tool_treatment
UWA askUWA guidance says limited AI editorial tools may be used for broad editorial assistance in a student's own writing, and the student remains responsible for judging whether suggestions are accurate and appropriate.
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academic_integrity
UWA's Academic Integrity Policy includes using material generated by Artificial Intelligence, including generative AI and related tools, in assessments as a type of plagiarism.
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academic_integrity
For UWA assessments assigned Tier 1, students are not permitted to use AI in any way to complete the assessment, and any AI use during that Tier 1 assessment is treated as academic misconduct.
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ai_tool_treatment
UWA student assessment guidance describes three AI-use tiers that lecturers may apply to assessment tasks: Tier 1 no AI, Tier 2 AI assistance or collaboration, and Tier 3 fully embedded AI.
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ai_tool_treatment
For UWA coursework assessments, AI tools may only be used where the Unit Coordinator explicitly permits them; permitted use must be cited, referenced, and clearly acknowledged.
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Source snapshots
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AI use in assessments
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Artificial Intelligence (AI): Ethical Considerations
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 13, 2026, 4:54 AM
Guidance on the use of AI and LLM in research writing
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 13, 2026, 4:54 AM
How to cite and reference ChatGPT and other generative AI tools in assessments - askUWA
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 13, 2026, 4:52 AM
University Policy on Academic Integrity
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Use of AI tools for editorial assistance - askUWA
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 13, 2026, 4:52 AM
Use of DeepSeek at UWA - askUWA
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 13, 2026, 4:53 AM
Using Artificial Intelligence Tools at UWA: A Guide for Students
official_pdf Tracker checked at May 13, 2026, 4:50 AM
Using ChatGPT and other AI tools in your assessments - askUWA
official_guidance Tracker checked at May 13, 2026, 4:48 AM