Generative AI tools may be used in all examination and graded assignments as long as the use follows the course guidelines, unless otherwise explicitly stated. You are also advised to follow the course guidelines for non-graded assignments. The guidelines for the use of generative AI are designed to promote learning and the fulfillment of the course learning objectives.

Guidelines for the use of generative AI

Generative AI may be used in the course's examination and graded assignments as long as you use it in a manner that is

responsible
ethical
academically honest.

One example on how to fulfill these guidelines is to be transparent with your use of generative AI, which means that your use must be disclosed. You will find more course-specific examples under the heading "Examples of permitted use".

Note that the guidelines must be followed for examination and graded assignments, but you are advised to also follow them outside of examinations and for non-graded assignments.

Disclosure of AI use

To ensure academic transparency, you must disclose whether and how generative AI has been used in your work. The disclosure should be made as follows (for example): “Image created using AI tool 1” or “This text has been formatted using AI tool 2 with the following prompt:...”

Disciplinary action for unauthorized use of AI

Everything you submit must be your own work – even if generative AI is used as support, the thinking and conclusions must be your own. Using generative AI in an unauthorized way for examination and graded assignments is considered an attempt to mislead and may lead to disciplinary action. Therefore, be sure to follow the information on this page, and disclose your use of generative AI.

Questions or concerns?

Contact the course responsible for guidance and clarification of this information, or if you are wrongly accused of unauthorized use of generative AI in the course's examination and graded assignments.