Artificial Intelligence: Policies on Usage in Student Work and Research

Authors

Paul R. Gormley, Lynn UniversityFollow

Document Type

Conference Session

Publication Date

3-21-2024

Abstract

A round table focusing on institutional policies for artificial intelligence (ex ChatGPT) in the higher education for criminal justice and other social sciences. Participants will discuss their experiences with the development and/or implementation of institutional level policies on AI usage with emphasis on (1) what has worked; (2) what has not worked; and (3) any recent to current development on upcoming policies relating to AI usage in student assignments as well as research projects on both the undergraduate level as well as graduate work.

Conference/Symposium

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) 61st Annual Conference

City/State

Chicago, IL

Department

College of Arts and Sciences

Comments

Moderator & Discussant: Allen W. Wong, Wentworth Institute of Technology
Discussant: Jason Armstrong, Albany State University
Discussant: Paul Gormley, Lynn University

Recommended Citation

Gormley, P. R. (2024, March 19-23). Artificial intelligence: Policies on usage in student work and research [Conference session]. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) 61st Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, United States.