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AI Academic-Integrity Policy: Drafting Faculty Guidance
Academic AI policies need clarity on permitted uses, citation expectations, and consequence ladders — and AI can draft the framework instructors actually adopt.
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- 1The premise
- 2academic integrity
- 3permitted-use matrix
- 4AI citation
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Section 1
The premise
AI can draft a course-level AI policy covering permitted uses by assignment type, but faculty governance must approve and adopt it.
What AI does well here
- Draft a permitted-uses matrix indexed by assignment type.
- Generate boilerplate AI-citation guidance students can paste.
What AI cannot do
- Set institutional policy or override departmental governance.
- Adjudicate individual academic-integrity cases.
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