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What factors should I consider when using artificial intelligence tools?

When considering using artificial intelligence tools, be sure to review the class syllabus and student code of conduct to educate yourself on the allowable use of ChatGPT and/or other AI programs. An experienced college disciplinary lawyer will advise you of your rights and guide you through the process.
 

I am not sure if the use of ChatGPT and/or other AI programs is permitted in class. What should I do?

When in doubt, it’s best to confirm with your professor whether you are allowed to use ChatGPT for your assignment ahead of time. Don’t wait to ask for forgiveness later. An experienced college disciplinary lawyer will advise you of your rights and guide you through the process.
 

How can I avoid accusations of improperly using ChatGPT and/or other AI programs?

To avoid accusations of improperly using ChatGPT on your assignment, maintain all drafts and notes regarding your written work as evidence of your original ideas. An experienced college disciplinary lawyer will advise you of your rights and guide you through the process.
 

What kind of potential disciplinary charges should I be aware of when submitting ChatGPT and/or other AI assisted work?

When using ChatGPT, be wary of potential disciplinary charges for improper collaboration with others, failure to give proper attribution, and plagiarism. Any work you submit that is not your own could be viewed as a violation of your school’s honor code. An experienced college disciplinary lawyer will advise you of your rights and guide you through the process.


Can my school block access to ChatGPT and/or other AI programs?

Be mindful of your specific state’s laws on the use of ChatGPT. Some school districts have blocked all access to ChatGPT and other AI tools on school networks and devices. An experienced college disciplinary lawyer will advise you of your rights and guide you through the process.