Ramon Llull University has defined AI policies across 8 of 12 policy categories, covering Academic Integrity, Institutional & Administrative, Research, Teaching & Learning. AI use in coursework is addressed on a case-by-case basis, with policies set at the instructor level. Students are required to disclose and attribute AI-generated content in their academic work. Research-related AI policies address data analysis, research ethics. At the institutional level, the university has established guidelines for faculty and staff AI use, data protection and approved AI tools, AI governance strategy.
El Grup de Treball sobre l’Impacte de les Eines basades en Intel·ligència Artificial Aplicades a la Docència de la URL proposa 10 recomanacions per al bon ús de les eines basades en Intel·ligència Artificial (IA) que pretén ser un decàleg amb consells clau per fer-ne un ús responsable
Si bé és cert que les eines basades en IA poden ajudar en la detecció i l’anàlisi de patologies i indicis, és imprescindible la interpretació per part de professionals de la salut.
Una bona autoestima és essencial per poder prendre bones decisions i fer un bon ús del raonament per tenir clar que les eines d’IA són només un suport. A més, s’ha de prevenir la dependència tecnològica.
Les dades usades han de ser representatives i diverses per evitar la reproducció de prejudicis i discriminació.
És necessari avaluar i corregir els biaixos identificats de manera proactiva i transparent.
These recommendations have been developed by the Working Group on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence Tools Applied to Teaching-URL. As a result of interdisciplinary collaboration, the Working Group seeks to establish ethical guidelines and practices to ensure that the use of AI-based tools is beneficial and respectful of the values of the whole university community.
És bo incentivar el diàleg entre artistes, científics de dades, experts en ètica i desenvolupadors d’IA a fi d’ajudar a constituir estàndards compartits i abordar desafiaments ètics emergents.
Cal reconèixer la contribució humana i citar el paper de la IA en el resultat final de les creacions, respectant l’autoria i l’adequada atribució.
These recommendations have been developed by the Working Group on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence Tools Applied to Teaching-URL. As a result of interdisciplinary collaboration, the Working Group seeks to establish ethical guidelines and practices to ensure that the use of AI-based tools is beneficial and respectful of the values of the whole university community.
És important que persones, institucions i empreses coneguin la legislació en matèria d’IA per tal de no ometre les seves obligacions ni haver d’afrontar penalitzacions.
Eines com els xatbots, que estan obligades a explicitar que no són fonts d’informació fiables i que no estan actualitzades.
These recommendations have been developed by the Working Group on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence Tools Applied to Teaching-URL. As a result of interdisciplinary collaboration, the Working Group seeks to establish ethical guidelines and practices to ensure that the use of AI-based tools is beneficial and respectful of the values of the whole university community.
El Grup de Treball sobre l’Impacte de les Eines basades en Intel·ligència Artificial Aplicades a la Docència de la URL proposa 10 recomanacions per al bon ús de les eines basades en Intel·ligència Artificial (IA) que pretén ser un decàleg amb consells clau per fer-ne un ús responsable
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Ramon Llull University has defined AI policies in 8 of 12 categories, with an overall coverage score of 67%.
The university recommends acknowledging human contribution and citing the role of AI in the final output of creations. This is framed as a recommendation tied to authorship and proper attribution rather than as a formal submission rule for all academic work.
No explicit detection or enforcement process is currently defined in the available policy sources.
The provided sources do not define approved AI platforms or a university data-classification scheme for AI tools. They do, however, stress that people and institutions should know AI legislation and obligations, and they note legal requirements for some AI systems, including chatbot transparency.
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