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- This source does not provide AI-specific guidance for faculty/staff uses such as grading, feedback, or teaching preparation
- The university describes an institutional IT committee (Security, Risk, and Compliance Committee) that aligns IT security policy and practice with the university’s mission and strategy and develops/communicates security-related policy and standards
Objective: In order to meet the technology needs at Notre Dame and align them with each other and the overall University strategy, the Security, Risk, and Compliance Committee ensures alignment of IT security policy and practice with the University’s mission. The Committee’s work includes risk prioritization, developing policy and standards, communicating policy and taking input from the community, and building support for activities that address cyber risk.
- The provided ND AI policy/tool pages could not be accessed to extract exact AI platform and data protection requirements
- The university describes an institutional IT committee (Security, Risk, and Compliance Committee) that develops and communicates IT security policy and standards, but this accessible source does not contain AI-tool-specific data handling rules, data classification tiers, or an approved/prohibited AI tools list
Objective: In order to meet the technology needs at Notre Dame and align them with each other and the overall University strategy, the Security, Risk, and Compliance Committee ensures alignment of IT security policy and practice with the University’s mission. The Committee’s work includes risk prioritization, developing policy and standards, communicating policy and taking input from the community, and building support for activities that address cyber risk.
- The AI governance and strategy sources provided (e.g., ND AI Task Force pages) could not be accessed to extract AI-specific governance structures, principles, or roadmaps
- The university describes an institutional IT governance body (Security, Risk, and Compliance Committee) whose objective includes aligning IT security policy with overall university strategy and developing and communicating policy and standards
Objective: In order to meet the technology needs at Notre Dame and align them with each other and the overall University strategy, the Security, Risk, and Compliance Committee ensures alignment of IT security policy and practice with the University’s mission. The Committee’s work includes risk prioritization, developing policy and standards, communicating policy and taking input from the community, and building support for activities that address cyber risk.
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Common Questions About University of Notre Dame's AI Policies
University of Notre Dame has defined AI policies in 3 of 12 categories, with an overall coverage score of 25%.
No explicit disclosure requirement is currently defined in the available policy sources.
No explicit detection or enforcement process is currently defined in the available policy sources.
The university describes an institutional IT committee (Security, Risk, and Compliance Committee) that develops and communicates IT security policy and standards, but this accessible source does not contain AI-tool-specific data handling rules, data classification tiers, or an approved/prohibited AI tools list. The provided ND AI policy/tool pages could not be accessed to extract exact AI platform and data protection requirements.