Swedish universities allowing use of AI in studies

Swedish universities are taking proactive steps to establish guidelines for using generative AI in academic work, addressing concerns about ethics and integrity. Uppsala University, responding to feedback from students and faculty, emphasizes the need for AI literacy and critical thinking regarding technology’s role in education. As educational institutions navigate the balance between innovation and academic honesty, these guidelines aim to foster an environment that embraces both technological advances and ethical considerations.

Why does this matter in Minot? AI is not going away, and it’s moving fast. We need to wake up and get in front of the technology – as much as we can — so we have the best chance of shaping how its used. The story on Sweden’s approach is below from Radio Sweden.

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Radio Sweden

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Babak Parham, Radio Sweden

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