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MUNI Recommendations on the use of AI tools

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MUNI Recommendations on the use of AI tools

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Introduction

This document presents a set of voluntary recommendations for the use of artificial intelligence ("AI") tools in fulfilling study obligations and requirements at Masaryk University. It does not address the use of AI tools in research, which is another broad domain for the application of these tools. The recommendations build on the Statement on the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Teaching at Masaryk University, which in some points they develop and supplement with specific advice and suggestions. Given the dynamic developments in the field of AI, it is expected that these recommendations will be continuously modified, refined, and supplemented. The recommendations concern in particular AI tools used in text preparation, but analogy can also be made with image and/or sound processing tools. The intention is also to provide scope for the application of the specificities of disciplines and study programmes when citing and referring to sources of information.
In general, AI-based applications should be used primarily as an auxiliary tool in fulfilling study obligations. They can serve well, for example, to check grammar and stylistics, to suggest the structure of the text, but they can also be used as a tool for stylistic reformulation of the text, to improve readability and clarity, to formulate summaries of longer passages of the text, as an aid in the preparation of research or to search for sources of published information, etc. AI tools, such as LLM-based chatbots ("Large Language Models"), are not recommended to be used to directly formulate the text itself, or to generate conclusions, arguments, findings or claims contained in the text, which should be formulated by the author independently. They are also not intended to replace the information available in the original sources, but they can help with searching. The completion of a written assignment is to be based primarily on data and information that the learner seeks from original sources, where the source used or its author can be clearly referenced. It must be stressed that the author of the work is solely responsible for the way in which AI tools are used and referenced.
In particular, when using AI tools, it is recommended to follow the rules set by the institution at which the assignment is prepared. If the institution does not have such rules, it is recommended to consult the person responsible for the referencing (e.g. qualification thesis with the supervisor, seminar paper with the lecturer, etc.). In the case of qualifying theses, it is recommended to add a sentence to the usual statement of origin:
"I declare that I have used AI tools in accordance with the principles of academic integrity and that I refer to the use of these tools appropriately in my work."
Other similar wording may be used according to the industry or the supervisor's recommendation.
Lecturers are encouraged to provide space for learners to actively use AI-based applications in the preparation of learning tasks and the fulfillment of study obligations where appropriate. The process of completing and presenting the assignment is always an essential element of the assignment. It is through this that learners acquire relevant knowledge and skills. Assessment of learners' performance should therefore be based primarily on the process of producing the required output, and only then on the output itself in terms of form and content. It is also recommended that greater emphasis be placed on learners' presentation of the assignment and on the discussion of the content of the assignment, where learners need to demonstrate the skills and abilities to independently summarise, explain and defend their processes and conclusions.

Examples of AI tools that can be used in written work and how to reference their use

The Statement calls for transparency in the use of AI tools in written work and recommends openly declaring or citing AI tools in qualification texts.
The generally accepted criteria for (co)authorship include not only a significant creative contribution to the creation of the work as such, but also the approval of the final version of the final form of the work and acceptance of (co)responsibility for the work as a whole. Since AI tools do not create the final work in this sense and cannot knowingly approve or take responsibility for it, they cannot be listed as co-authors. The author in the context of copyright law is currently only the natural person who created the work. The work must be the author's own intellectual creation, reflecting the personality of the author, who was able to express his creative abilities through decisions made on the basis of his creative freedom and was able to put his "personal touch" on the work when it was created. This can happen at any of the various creative stages of the realisation of a work, which are conception, execution, and editing. Although AI tools such as generative AI cannot be "authored" as such in this respect, in the context of the ethical level of academic work and academic integrity, their use needs to be declared and referenced in certain cases.
Elements of AI are now part of a wide range of tools and applications that can be used in learning tasks such as word processing. Therefore, AI tools can be used in different ways in the field of study task processing. Depending on the type of AI tools used, the appropriate referencing and citation method should be chosen. In general, wherever the use of an AI application directly affects the content of an assignment, such as a written paper, the use of the application must be declared. If the AI application is only used for formal editing of the text, it is not necessary to declare the use of such a tool.
Among the applications using AI used in the processing of study tasks, especially written work, are:

1) Applications for spelling, style and grammar checking, predictive keyboards, etc. (including e.g. Grammarly). It is not necessary to declare the use of these applications.

2) Applications used to create links, organize source documents (professional publications, articles), provide an overview of existing publications, etc. (e.g. Google Scholar, etc.). It is not necessary to declare the use of these applications separately.

3) Machine translation tools (e.g. DeepL, Google Translate). It is advisable to refer to the use of this tool if the translated text is part of a written work. The author can do this, for example, by referring to the relevant passage of the text where the translation obtained in this way has been quoted or paraphrased. In addition to the usual citation of the source of the text, it is appropriate to supplement the citation with a further reference to the use of the relevant translator. The author should give a reference to the source of the original text cited according to the citation standard and add a note, which may take the following form: "Translated by [APP NAME/TOOL]."

4) Generative AI tools such as text generators, information extraction applications, automatic text summarization, chatbots, applications integrated into web search engines to summarize web content (SciSpace Copilot), applications to summarize and search scientific resources (Consensus), language models based on LLM technologies (e.g. ChatGPT, Bing AI, Google Bard, Perplexity, Copilot, etc.). In the case of the use of these tools, referencing depends on the way in which the textual output thus generated is used in the work. This may be the case, for example:

a) The application of generative AI provides background information (e.g. summaries, etc.) and suggestions for the structure and content of the text, etc., that are not used in the written work in a literal text or paraphrase. In this case, it is appropriate to provide a statement in the text of the thesis, such as:
"In the preparation of this work, the author used [APP NAME; APP WEB ADDRESS] for the purpose of [REASON]. After using this tool, the author has reviewed the content and takes full responsibility for it."

b) The application of generative AI provides cues to the content of the text, which are used in the written work in verbatim, direct quotation, or paraphrase. In such a case, it is appropriate to provide the relevant passage with a citation, which here is essentially a declaration of the use of the relevant AI tool. The citations are made in accordance with the citation guidelines of the institution at which the assignment is produced. If the citation guidelines do not contain instructions for citing AI tools or their outputs, another citation standard is followed by analogy, currently e.g. APA, The Chicago Manual of Style, MLA. We recommend following updates to the relevant citation standards for citing AI tools. A relevant prompt (query text for the application of generative AI) and/or summary can be included as part of the reference.

Upon consultation with the supervisor of the written work, depending on the type of application and the way it is used, and last but not least based on the practices in the respective discipline or study programme, referencing the use of a generative AI tool (ChatGPT, etc.) can be solved according to the following recommendations:

general declaration (see 4.a above);

direct reference according to the selected citation standard (see 4.b above);

a description of the use of generative AI in the appendix and/or in the methodology section of the thesis. The author will prepare a summary or summary of the ways in which the relevant tools of generative AI have been used in the written work. He/she may also provide a commentary on the limitations that exist in the use of AI tools in the context of the relevant written work and how he/she has dealt with them. In particular, he/she will provide information on the application used (with references), a summary of the relevant prompts (either verbatim or in summary form), the outputs of the generative AI application (again, either verbatim or in summary form) and explain where and how he/she has applied the outputs so generated in the text of the written work;

the author attaches to the written work a copy of all prompts and relevant outputs of the generative AI tool in the form of a dataset, which is then referenced in the output (written work) in an appropriate way.

The referencing procedures proposed here can be combined in various ways depending on the circumstances. The author of the output can also archive the prompt and output strings of the generative AI, especially for final papers (in the form of screenshots, copies of text, etc.).

Conclusion

There is no need to worry about the use of AI-based tools in solving learning tasks - they are already a common part of word processors, internet search engines, and many other applications. These tools are becoming a common part of academic work, study, and research. However, it is necessary that the use of these tools and applications is ethical, creative, beneficial, and safe, as stated in the Statement on the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Teaching at Masaryk University. Therefore, we recommend following the principle of transparency so that the assessor of the study obligation, the reader of the written work, etc. can best understand how the work was created or how the specific study task was performed.

The group for AI in teaching at Masaryk University, in the responsibility of Mgr. Michal Bulant, Ph.D., Vice-Rector for Education and Quality (May 2023)

Contact: Mgr. Jakub Havlíček, Ph.D.

Notes and references

An online course on the principles of artificial intelligence can be recommended " See the Elements of ai".
See the ruling of the Court of Justice of the EU C-145/10 - Painer, art. 88.
ruling of the Court of Justice of the EU C-145/10 - Painer, art.89.
See Hugenholtz, P. B., Quintais, J. P. Copyright and Artificial Creation: Does EU Copyright Law Protect AI-Assisted Output? IIC - International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law. 2021, No. 9, p. 1201.
See recommendations of Elsevier.
See and See The Chicago Manual of Style.
See MLA.

Picture: MACKENZIE, Mike. Artificial Intelligence & AI & Machine Learning. 2018-08-16 [2023-06-20]. Available under license Creative Commons at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/152824664@N07/30212411048/

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Introduction This document presents a set of voluntary recommendations for the use of artificial intelligence ("AI") tools in fulfilling study obligations and requirements at Masaryk University. It does not address the use of AI tools in research, which is another broad domain for the application of these tools.

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Writing That Moves You Forward

Unblock your ideas and accelerate team and individual productivity. Click the Grammarly button to compose, ideate, rewrite, and reply with a ready-to-go AI co-creator that understands your communication context and goals.

Plans to Power Your Assistant

To use Grammarly's generative AI writing features, enter prompts to generate text on-demand. With a Grammarly plan, you get a monthly allowance of prompts to help you write, plus suggestions for improved, effective communication.

"Depending on how bad your writer's block is, this could shave days or even weeks off a particular project and allow you to meet deadlines."

AI to Augment Human Potential

For over fourteen years, we've harnessed advanced technology to help people become better communicators. Our approach to generative AI continues to put people's goals first. We combine expert human knowledge with technical power to design AI that is augmented-not artificial.

Our Principles of AI Development

We are guided by the belief that technology should serve people and society, not the other way around. Learn about our pillars of responsible product development and the design principles we uphold to ensure our AI matches our values.

Visit our Trust Center to explore the measures we take to protect your information, backed by globally recognized compliance standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can use Grammarly's generative AI features?

If you have a Grammarly account in any country, you have access to Grammarly's generative AI assistance. Grammarly Business and Grammarly for Education accounts have access to Grammarly's generative AI features, unless turned off by your account administrator.

Where can I use Grammarly's generative AI features?

Grammarly's generative AI assistance is available in the following product offerings and platforms: Grammarly for Windows, Grammarly for Mac, Grammarly for Chrome, Grammarly for Edge, and the Grammarly Editor. You'll be able to use our generative writing capabilities in Gmail, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, LinkedIn, and Medium. Grammarly's generative AI features will become available for more applications and websites over time.

I'm an administrator for my team, organization, or institution. What kind of controls are available for Grammarly's generative AI features?

Grammarly takes transparency and customer control seriously. Administrators can decide whether or not they want their team or learning institution to take advantage of Grammarly's generative AI capabilities. Grammarly's generative AI is turned on by default for Grammarly Business customers. For Grammarly for Education customers, Grammarly's generative AI is turned off by default. To manage these settings, go to your account to activate or deactivate Grammarly's generative AI features at any time for your organization.

How does Grammarly use my data?

Grammarly's enterprise-grade attestations and certifications and user-first approach to security and privacy reflect our practices and policies to keep customers' data safe and secure.

Grammarly's product offerings access text only when you have the product activated. Grammarly never sells customer data and never provides information to third parties to help them advertise their products to you. Rather, Grammarly makes money when people subscribe to our paid offerings.

Any information used to power Grammarly's generative AI features, such as prompt type, prompt text, and the context in which it's used, will be shared with our partners for the sole purpose of providing you with the Grammarly experience. We do not allow any partners or third parties to use your data for training their models or improving their products.

In addition, Grammarly takes extreme care to isolate each customer's data. Any writing that an individual or organization reviews with Grammarly will never appear in another customer's writing suggestions.

You'll Be Amazed at What You Can Do

Ready to experience a new generation in writing? To start using Grammarly's generative AI features, sign up or sign in to Grammarly-or get access for your team.

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Discover your next move with GrammarlyGO

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Grammarly's AI writing assistance brings the power of generative AI to the digital spaces you write in most.

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The tool wants links to your organization, to the grant offer, and so on, which can feel like a bit of a privacy invasion, so not recommended if you are dealing with data of sensitive nature.

It takes a while for the tool to process your request.

Good if you have a very specific grant to write, not so good if you just want it to write a general grant proposal or you are unsure of what exactly you need. All of the specific options that the tools offers can feel overwhelming if you are new to grants.

Only paid options:

$29 for 20k words per month

$89 for unlimited words

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Granted Gives You More Time for the Real Work with 10x Grant Writing

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Can again feel like it is collecting free data from you, as the user is required to input a text in his or hers own writing so that the tool can supposedly make the text it generates sound like your own.

The tool also has the option of continuing to write the text for you.

The tool improves and edits the text.

It helps keep the materials organised.

It also works for languages other than English. It continues writing the text in the language you started writing it in. It is also able to translate the text from English to another language.

Pricing options:

free for 10 AI uses per month

$24 for 100 AI uses per month

$24 for unlimited AI uses per month

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Grantable is the fastest, easiest way to get your organization funded. Upload an RFP and our AI software will draft responses for you to finalize. Write and win grant funding 5X faster.

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Winston AI: https://gowinston.ai/

Content at Scale: https://contentatscale.ai/ai-content-detector/

ZeroGPT: https://www.zerogpt.com/

Three tools that are all used for AI detection. They perform similarly. They are all able to recognize ChatGPT generated text with a high degree of certainty, and the same for human written text, they also recognize that such text is not AI.

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It is able to find relevant resources even when it comes to more niche topics.

The tool generates a summary of a paper.

The biggest advantage of this tool is that it is able to quickly provide you some sources for the topic you want to research or study.

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The International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV) is one of the top computer vision conferences in the world. In 2023, it is to be held in Paris. To help the community quickly catch up on the work presented in this conference, Paper Digest Team processed all accepted papers, and generated one highlight sentence (typically the main topic) for each paper. Readers are encouraged to read these machine generated highlights / summaries to quickly get the main idea of each paper.

To search or review papers within ICCV-2023 related to a specific topic, please use the search by venue (ICCV-2023) and review by venue (ICCV-2023) services. To browse papers by author, here is a list of all authors (ICCV-2023). You may also like to explore our "Best Paper" Digest (ICCV), which lists the most influential ICCV papers since 1988.

The Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) is one of the top machine learning conferences in the world. Paper Digest Team analyzes all papers published on NIPS in the past years, and presents the 15 most influential papers for each year. This ranking list is automatically constructed based upon citations from both research papers and granted patents, and will be frequently updated to reflect the most recent changes. To find the latest version of this list or the most influential papers from other conferences/journals, please visit Best Paper Digest page. Note: the most influential papers may or may not include the papers that won the best paper awards. (Version: 2023-09)

To search or review papers within NIPS related to a specific topic, please use the search by venue (NIPS) and review by venue (NIPS) services. To browse the most productive NIPS authors by year ranked by #papers accepted, here is a list of most productive NIPS authors.

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Based in New York, we serve users from thousands of universities & companies on search, review, text rewriting and more.

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The proofreader works well. It suggests not only grammar improvements, but also better wording or rewording of certain phrases.

The paraphraser marks paraphrased parts. It works well.

The summarizer splits the text into indents and does not provide cohesive text..

The translation tool currently offers translations into different languages. Amongst them are also Czech and Slovak.

AI Detector and Document editor is subscription only.

Free plan provides 5000 words per month only.

Premium plan provides 1000000 words per month and more features.

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English Grammar Checker. Wordvice AI automatically finds and corrects errors in academic papers, SOPs, assignments, business emails, and other English writing.

Real-time grammar and punctuation checks

Vocabulary, tone, and style corrections suitable for English writings

Provides easy-to-understand error descriptions

Specialized in academic papers, business/email text corrections

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FREE Grammar Checker & AI Editor - Wordvice AI

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The Wordvice AI Writing Assistant is a free grammar checker, online editor, paraphraser, and translation that finds and corrects errors in all kinds of writing.

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The paraphrasing tool works well for English, it is also offered for a few other languages, Czech is currently not among them.

The paraphrasing tool provides 125 words in free plan only.

Grammar checker and IA Detector works well.

The summarizer contract text into cohesive text.

The translation tool is availible for 50+ languages (including Czech)

Many features are only available if you have the Premium version (plagiarism checker)

Premium version is availible for €8,33

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It provides dialogue in a similar way as ChatGPT. On top of that, it includes pictures in the answer and it also provides links to different sources relevant to this topic. The tool also enables you to input a document and then you can have a dialogue with the tool concerning that document. Because of this is might even be better than ChatGPT for certain purposes.

It also generates an answer in a language other than English if you ask the tool a question in that language and provides actual resources in that particular language.

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A writing assistant by Google that helps organize and analyze information from updated documents.

Requires manual documents upload; does not search external databases like Google Scholar or Semantics Scholar.

Support different document type: uploaded text documents, audio and video documents, YouTube link, Google Docs, Google Slides.

Good for organizing documents and notes.

Answers in chat links directly with the source.

Offers AI created audio "podcast-like" option to summarize your documents (but only in English for now).

Can create mind-maps.

Supports over 30 languages.

Currently free but requires a Google account for access

Premium subscription offers shared team notebooks and additional security features

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Google NotebookLM | AI Research Tool & Thinking Partner

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Meet NotebookLM, the AI research tool and thinking partner that can analyze your sources, turn complexity into clarity and transform your content.