AI Guidelines at Loughborough

Principles for everyone

Navigating the evolving world of AI can be tricky, but by following these principles, you can help mitigate risks and ensure a responsible approach. These essential insights will help guide you through the complexities of AI, fostering an environment of informed use and ethical engagement. Explore with us and take a step towards mastering the art of navigating AI with confidence.

Be a data custodian

You are responsible for knowing when the data you provide to AI services requires protection, ensuring its appropriate use and safeguarding as needed.

Be aware of limits and capabilities

Understand both the potential and the boundaries of AI to navigate its use effectively and responsibly.

Be transparent and accountable

Inform others about AI involvement and ensure its outputs are appropriate and accurate before use.

Be curious

Recognise that change is inevitable and staying informed is important. By cultivating curiosity, you position yourself to navigate forthcoming shifts with knowledge and adaptability.

Be Environmentally Responsible

Understand the environmental impact of AI systems and their contribution to digital carbon emissions. Make choices that reduce your digital footprint and support a sustainable future.

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Guidance for students

How to acknowledge, describe and reference the use of Generative AI tools in assessed work

Guidance for staff

Generative AI tools in learning, teaching and assessment

Want to join the AI in Education (AIED) research group?

This group has been established to unite academics and Professional Services staff in exploring how AI can support teaching, learning, and student support.