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Scholarly Use of AI tools

This guide offers the UVic campus community practical information, ethical considerations, and best practices for understanding and using generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools responsibly and efficiently in academia and higher education.

AI has been a part of instruction and research at the University of Victoria for a long time. The first course-related mention of machine learning traces back to the 1960s, a first course on artificial intelligence was taught in 1976

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→ LTSI on Ethical AI Use

Guidelines for Instructors

Guidelines for Students

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→ What is the UVic AI Club

Objectives & Activities

Contact & Event Info

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→ What is the Matrix Institute

→ Matrix Institute's work on AI

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