• Teachers and students can use the LUT Universities' email address to create credentials for AI applications.
• It is not allowed to use the same passwords as when logging into the LUT Universities’ systems.

AI applications can be used in many ways:

• Creating a big picture and structuring things
• Creating and sketching ideas
• Understanding concepts and searching for information within constraints
• Improving grammar, text and style according to the assignment
• Testing your own knowledge and deepening your understanding, e.g., by asking an AI application to create learning tasks on a topic 

• The use of AI is instructed by the teacher on a course- or task-specific basis. The instructions differ from course to course and even within a course from task to task, so the instructions should be read carefully before starting the tasks.
• If a teacher recommends the use of an AI application, the teacher should ensure that the students have the necessary skills for this.
• Students must ensure that they use AI in accordance with the instructions they receive.
• Students are always responsible for the tasks they return and the work they do to achieve the learning objectives. Students are not allowed to present AI-generated text as their own. Students must document their use of AI, where and how they have used the AI, as instructed by the teacher.
• AI tools must not be used for fraudulent purposes. For example, using AI applications against the teacher's instructions can be interpreted as fraud.
• The rules of academic writing are followed. References and sources are marked correctly.
• Students should respect copyright and note that text or content generated by AI applications may be based on copyrighted material.
• Content or sensitive information (such as personal data) produced by other students may not be entered into the systems without permission.
• Students should always check the text carefully before using it and take responsibility for its accuracy and ethics. AI does not take ethical considerations into account and is not a reliable source of information for scientific work. 

• The use of AI applications must not compromise data protection, information security, or privacy. For example, do not feed health data or confidential information into AI applications.
• Students cannot be required to use paid applications or register with a service outside the supported systems of LUT Universities.
• The possibility of using paid or external AI software must not discriminate between students in the assessment. 

• The material produced by an AI application can be difficult to distinguish from human-generated material.
• AI applications can uncritically produce inaccurate, offensive, discriminatory, or biased information.
• An AI application or the material it produces cannot be used as a scientific source. 

• An AI application or the material it produces cannot be used as a scientific source. AI does not take into account ethical considerations and is not a reliable source of information for scientific work. 

• Texts produced by ChatGPT or other AI applications cannot be relied upon because the original sources cannot be attributed. AI can produce text that appears to have sources, but the text is still not based on those sources. ChatGPT also "invents" sources that look like scientific articles, for example, but do not exist.

• An AI application can be used for purposes such as creating a big picture, structuring, brainstorming, and language and text editing. 

• The student must indicate if and how he/she has used AI in a thesis report or maturity test. Students must not present text created using AI applications as their own. 

• If AI is used, it must be stated in the text of the thesis report or maturity test text, for example:
  I have compared the content of the model I have created with other, previously specified models using the ChatGPT tool. I have considered the comparison information produced by ChatGPT in the further development of my model.

• ChatGPT or any other AI application is not a source, so it is not included in the list of references. Its use is noted in the textual context, as in the example above. The rules of academic writing are followed, and the citations and references, including the list of references, are properly marked. References are the actual sources whose content is cited and referred to in the text.

• Instructions for creating images using AI will be provided later.