UAE: Abu Dhabi University releases ChatGPT policies for teachers and students.

UAE: Abu Dhabi University releases ChatGPT policies for teachers and students.

Students are given instructions to help them recognise that generated content might not be correct and should be changed rather than copied verbatim.

The ChatGPT guidelines have been released by Abu Dhabi University (ADU) to help students and professors when utilising the OpenAI-created artificial intelligence (AI) application. The news is a result of the university’s dedication to utilise cutting-edge AI technology to improve research capacities, teaching strategies, and students’ learning experiences.

ChatGPT is a big language model that may be used for a variety of tasks, including presenting information, responding to inquiries, creating writing, and having conversations on a range of subjects. It is an illustration of a conversational AI model that uses machine learning and natural language processing (NLP) strategies to comprehend and react to human input in a chat-like fashion.

The use of ChatGPT responsibly and ethically, in accordance with the university’s rules and procedures, is emphasised in the ADU guidelines that were distributed to both students and staff members. Students are guided by the instructions to recognise that the automatically generated information could not be accurate and should be amended accordingly, not to copy texts, and additional directions to ensure proper programme use. Students have the chance to experiment with new tools and techniques that can help them develop their research abilities thanks to technology.

Faculty members can also gain from ChatGPT by using AI technology into their classes to promote student learning and success while also enhancing teaching strategies. ADU will also offer the essential training sessions for faculty members to advance their AI abilities.

“At Abu Dhabi University (ADU), we aim to provide our students and faculty members with world-class innovative technologies to enhance their educational experience,” stated Professor Ghassan Aouad, Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University. We want to ensure that ChatGPT is utilised in a way that respects everyone’s dignity and beliefs by offering guidelines that will help our community members use the service responsibly and safely. We must prioritise ethical issues and encourage the proper use of AI as we acknowledge how technology is changing and how it affects society. At ADU, we provide advanced curricula that are centred on research and innovation to help our students develop and realise their potential.

 

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest

J&K Startups Win Rs 25 Lakh at Startup Mahakumbh

In a moment of pride for Jammu and Kashmir’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem, two startups from the Union Territory have emerged as winners at the prestigious Startup Mahakumbh 2025, securing a total cash prize of ₹25 lakh under the Startup MahaRathi Challenge. The event, held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi from April 3 to 5, 2025, witnessed enthusiastic participation […]

Read More
Latest

Woman Accused of Filing 13 Fake Rape Cases Faces Perjury Charges in Delhi

Accused of Filing Multiple False Rape Cases for Extortion Jaipur, August 28, 2024:In a major breakthrough, the Vaishali Nagar Police Station in Jaipur arrested a woman for allegedly filing over a dozen false rape and molestation cases across various police stations with the intent of blackmail and extortion. The woman, identified as Trisha Rathore alias […]

Read More
Latest

Exploring Humanity in The Age of AI: JS Institute of Design Hosts Art Workshop with Dutch Artist Dadara

JS Institute of Design (JSID) recently hosted an art workshop featuring renowned Dutch artist Dadara at its Delhi campus. Organized and conducted by École Intuit Lab, the workshop, titled “I Am Not Human: Exploring Humanity in the Age of AI,” encouraged students to examine the evolving relationship between technology, artificial intelligence, and human creativity. While talking […]

Read More