What guidelines for using generative AI tools are in place at the University of Warsaw?

The University Council for Education (URK) published a Resolution outlining the guidelines for using generative artificial intelligence tools in the educational process. Among the key points are:

The most important URK guidelines

• Using generative AI tools in theses requires agreement with the supervisor, specifying the purposes and methods of use, and reporting this in the work. Students remain fully responsible for the content of the work, including copyright infringement and reproduction of prejudices.

• Teachers may establish rules for using generative AI tools in preparing assignments, provided that these are clearly stated in the syllabus or other available document. Generative AI may not be used in written exams unless the examiner(s) explicitly permit it in the instructions.

• It is worth considering the use of generative AI tools in the teaching process to better prepare students for the challenges of the modern world.

• Teaching councils may establish additional guidelines, provided they comply with the UK UW guidelines.

We recommend that you read the entire document. The university guidelines are valid until September 30, 2025.

Additional guidelines of the Teaching Council of the Faculty of Economic Sciences.

The purpose of these Recommendations is to collect good practices and indicate issues worth considering when using generative AI.

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