Abu Dhabi University, in an attempt to regulate the usage of Open AI’s ChatGPT by students and the faculty, has issued new guidelines to encourage responsible and ethical use of the platform.
The new ADU guidelines are applicable to both, the faculty and the students, in line with the university’s policies.
Instructions include; alerts against potentially inaccurate content, making necessary revisions, avoiding plagiarism and ensuring overall proper usage of the platform.
The university will also carry out necessary training for the faculty to enhance AI skills.
Enhancing educational experience with ChatGPT
Professor Ghassan Aouad, Abu Dhabi University Chancellor, said, “At Abu Dhabi University (ADU), we aim to provide our students and faculty members with world-class innovative technologies to enhance their educational experience. By introducing ChatGPT guidelines, we seek to educate our community members on how to use this tool proactively and securely while also ensuring that it is used in a manner that respects the dignity and values of all individuals. As we recognise the evolving landscape of technology and its impact on society, it is important that we prioritise ethical considerations and promote the responsible use of AI. At ADU, we provide evolved programmes focused on research and innovation to empower our students to grow and achieve their goals.”
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