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Universidad de Concepción currently has 7 source-backed claim records and 5 official source attributions. Latest tracked changed date: May 17, 2026. No tracker diff rows are recorded in the latest public release.
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The [genIA] ethics guide says practical AI use should clearly define what is allowed, ask for declaration and citation of tool use when appropriate, verify student understanding and original contribution, and avoid entering sensitive information into external services.
UdeC's [genIA] ethics page presents institutional guidelines and interactive tools for deciding how to incorporate generative AI in teaching and research while safeguarding transparency, authorship, privacy, and equity.
The [genIA] teacher annex presents three orienting institutional template options for course or assignment instructions: generative AI allowed with conditions, restricted by stages, or prohibited except with explicit authorization.
The [genIA] teacher annex suggests including a 'Declaracion de autoria humana y uso de tecnologias digitales emergentes como la IA Generativa' section in each assignment or academic activity submission.
UdeC describes [genIA] as a transversal interdisciplinary AI collaboration program that articulates, orients, and makes visible how AI is learned, discussed, developed, and used responsibly in university life and in relation to society.
[genIA] offers formative spaces for the UdeC university community, including basic and intermediate workshops on generative AI tools in teaching with objectives covering ethics, academic integrity, advanced tool use, and educational-material design.
The [genIA] technology line says the university community incorporates ethical impact evaluation to review proportionality, transparency, and risks before any AI deployment.
5 source attributions
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