What Will Your AI Policy Be?

Policy Examples:

State, University and Department, and School Examples

Oregon Department of Education

Overlake Artificial Intelligence Philosophy

• “Generative AI Tools in Coursework” University of Tennessee at Knoxville
• “Joint Statement on Writing and the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence-Based Software Applications,” Keuka College Writing Program & Writing Center
• “Using Generative AI in Coursework,” a student-written policy adopted by Boston University Computing and Data Sciences, March 24, 2023
• “Considerations on wording when creating advice or policy on AI use” by Michael Webb, February 14, 2023
• “Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL) 2023 Policy on AI Writing Assistance”
• “Guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence in university courses” by Juan David Gutiérrez, Universidad del Rosario, February 22, 2023
• “Engaging with AI in your education and assessment,” UCL, February 2023
• “Rules for Tools” by Christian Spannagel, January 5, 2023
• “A Note About AI (ChatGPT and Other Tools)” by Whitney Gegg-Harrison
• Monash University Policy and Practice Guidance Around Acceptable and Responsible Use of AI Technologies
• Syllabus Resources from the Sentient Syllabus Project by Boris Steipe
• UCI Division of Teaching & Learning page on ChatGPT, including syllabi suggestions.
• “Course Policies related to ChatGPT and other AI Tools” by Joel Gladd, January 5, 2023

Course Examples