AI Guidelines for students
You can use AI tools as well as to test ideas and generate new concepts, but if you use AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT), keep in mind that:
- You are responsible for your own learning and any work you submit. Writing a text yourself is a learning opportunity that allows you to develop your knowledge and thus the ability to achieve the course goals.
- You own the rights to a text that you have generated using AI-technology, but the text is not to be considered an original source in a scientific text. That is, you cannot reproduce it in its entirety as self-produced.
- You should always cite sources and indicate if you have used specific AI-based aids to transform data to create results. Interpreting information and drawing conclusions is your responsibility.
- You should have a critical approach to an AI-generated text. While it might sound authoritative, it does not necessarily contain reliable facts or correct references and might be subject to bias.
- The AI landscape is ever-changing, and course specific circumstances may apply. Ask your course coordinator if you feel unsure.
Last modified: Monday, 18 December 2023, 9:19 AM