Abu Dhabi University (ADU) has released new guidelines aimed at promoting responsible and ethical use of Open AI’s ChatGPT by students and faculty. The guidelines apply to both groups and are aligned with the university’s policies. The guidelines include alerts about potentially inaccurate content, making necessary revisions, avoiding plagiarism, and ensuring proper use of the platform overall. Additionally, the university plans to provide faculty training to enhance their AI skills.
According to ADU Chancellor Professor Ghassan Aouad, the introduction of ChatGPT guidelines is part of the university’s efforts to offer world-class innovative technologies to enhance the educational experience of its students and faculty. The guidelines aim to educate the university community on proactive and secure use of the tool, while ensuring it is used in a manner that respects the dignity and values of all individuals.
As technology continues to evolve and its impact on society grows, it is essential to prioritize ethical considerations and promote responsible AI use. ADU offers advanced programs focused on research and innovation to empower students to achieve their goals.
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