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During your studies at the University, you鈥檙e allowed to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools as a general learning aid. However, there are limitations on how you can use these tools to complete assessments. If you don鈥檛 carefully follow the guidelines, you may be in breach of academic integrity for which you could face serious academic consequences.
Your unit of study outline will have information about whether you can use AI tools for your assessments. For more information, see our page on听using artificial intelligence tools responsibly.
Turnitin has a tool for detecting use of artificial intelligence in student work. If a marker or teacher suspects that part or all of your assessment has been generated using AI technology and its use was not permitted, or use was not acknowledged, the Turnitin AI detection tool may be used to evaluate the situation. It鈥檚 important to note that the AI detector score would not be the only evidence relied upon for an academic integrity case, but will be considered alongside other relevant evidence.
If you have further questions about how to use AI responsibly and productively, or contact the Office of Educational Integrity by emailing educational.integrity@sydney.edu.au.