Lesson 927 of 1570
AI and academic integrity: writing your own honor code
Use AI to figure out your personal rules for what's OK in school.
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Learning path
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- 1The big idea
- 2integrity
- 3ethics
- 4rules
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Section 1
The big idea
School rules on AI are often vague or contradictory. Writing your own rules — what you'll use AI for and what you won't — keeps you out of trouble and clear-headed.
Some examples
- List 5 school tasks; mark AI OK or not
- Ask AI for ethical edge cases to consider
- Write a personal rule like 'AI never writes my words'
- Ask AI to stress-test your rules with examples
Try it!
List 5 things you do for school: essays, problem sets, study guides, etc. Write your own rule for each on AI use. Save the list — refer to it before assignments.
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