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=== AI Policy === As an instructor, I acknowledge the evolving role of AI, specifically generative models like GPT, in academic research. Such tools offer significant potential in enhancing research methodologies, idea generation, and data analysis. However, their use must be aligned with our commitment to academic integrity, scientific rigor, and ethical standards. This policy outlines the responsible use of AI tools in the context of this course. ==== Principles of AI Usage ==== # Transparency and honesty: Any use of AI-generated content in assignments, proposals, or research must be clearly indicated. Students are required to disclose when and how AI tools were utilized in their work. # Supplementary, not substitutive: AI tools should be used as an aid to supplement your own ideas and research, not to replace your original thought process or academic effort. # Ethical use: AI tools must be used in a manner that respects intellectual property rights, privacy, and data ethics. Misuse of AI for generating dishonest or misleading content is strictly prohibited. # Critical engagement: Students are expected to critically engage with and evaluate AI-generated content. Users should not accept AI outputs uncritically but should assess their relevance, accuracy, and applicability to the research context. # Learning and innovation: Students are encouraged to explore AI capabilities to augment their learning and research, understanding both the potential and the limitations of these technologies. ==== Application in Coursework ==== * AI-generated content may be used for initial drafts, idea generation, or data analysis but must be critically reviewed and revised by the student. * Direct submissions of AI-generated content without significant student modification or contribution are not acceptable. * In group projects, consensus on the use of AI tools should be reached and transparently reported. ==== Monitoring and Accountability ==== * The use of AI tools will be monitored through regular check-ins and reviews of student work. * Students are encouraged to discuss their use of AI tools during office hours or class discussions, fostering an open dialogue on the ethical implications and best practices. ==== Consequences of Policy Violation ==== Non-compliance with these guidelines will be considered a breach of academic integrity and will be addressed according to the academic misconduct procedures with the Board of Examiners.
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