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'''<big>UNMC AI Use Guidelines</big>''' | '''<big>UNMC AI Use Guidelines</big>''' | ||
== | == Basis for Policy == | ||
Ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) must be paramount in all university activities that seek to develop or enhance AI systems or implement the use of AI technologies. UNMC is committed to engaging with AI in support of its academic, research, patient care, and community engagement missions. These guidelines seek to balance the new possibilities offered by generative AI and other AI-enabled tools with awareness of their limitations and the need for rigorous attention to accuracy, intellectual property, security, privacy, and ethical issues. The appropriate use of AI and AI-enabled tools requires a collaborative approach among UNMC administrators, faculty, staff, students, and NU partners. | Ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) must be paramount in all university activities that seek to develop or enhance AI systems or implement the use of AI technologies. UNMC is committed to engaging with AI in support of its academic, research, patient care, and community engagement missions. These guidelines seek to balance the new possibilities offered by generative AI and other AI-enabled tools with awareness of their limitations and the need for rigorous attention to accuracy, intellectual property, security, privacy, and ethical issues. The appropriate use of AI and AI-enabled tools requires a collaborative approach among UNMC administrators, faculty, staff, students, and NU partners. | ||