What you cannot do
Always follow the guidelines and ask your teacher when in doubt. Questions? Contact GSLSGenAISupport@umcutrecht.nl.
1. Do Not Complete Assignments Entirely with GenAI:
AI can’t produce complete sections or content that significantly changes your original intent, beyond standard code/boilerplate.
2. Do Not Exceed Your Assignment's Index Level:
If your assignment is set at Level 2, don’t use AI the way Level 3 permits, or vice versa. Ask if you’re not sure. See Module 3 for clarity on these differences.
3. Do Not Use GenAI for Fraud or Unethical Practices:
Using GenAI to engage in academic dishonesty is fraud, as defined in the EER article, 5.14 lists the definition of fraud.
4. Do Not Input Sensitive Data or Upload Others’ Work:
No unpublished, patient, or patent data without the required sign-offs. No uploading a peer’s work. See Module 2 (2.4).
5. Do Not Assume GenAI Is Always Accurate:
You should not blindly trust GenAI-generated content. Be aware of AI hallucinations and always verify their accuracy and relevance.
6. Do Not Neglect Your Responsibility for Proper Citations:
Citing AI-generated content is still required, even when it’s just feedback or editing help. This can be done in your AI disclosure statements.
7. Do Not Depend Solely on GenAI for Learning:
You should not replace human engagement and critical thinking with GenAI. It should complement your learning experience.