Artificial Intelligence & Academic Integrity

The release of Open AI's ChatGPT in November 2022 disrupted predominant methods of teaching, learning and assessment in education overnight. And ChatGPT is just one Large Language Model (LLM) tool. There are thousands of others. Academic integrity was obviously a primary concern - which assessments could be generated by an LLM? Which exam questions could be answered? Is essay writing dead?

The world, and the world of education, are still working to determine how LLMs and other Artificial Intelligence tools (generative or predictive) are going to change what we do, how we do it, why we do it, and when and where we should do it. Teaching, learning and assessments all need to change.

This page will try to keep the UC San Diego community up-to-date on all things related to artificial intelligence and academic integrity in higher education.

Community Events & Initiatives

• Virtual Symposium on GenAI and Academic Integrity (April 2023)
• Chatting GPT (April 2023)
• UC Systemwide Academic Congress on Artificial Intelligence (February 2024)
• The Ethical and Policy Implications of Artificial Intelligence by David Danks (March 2024)
• Senate-Administration Workgroup on GenAI and Education
  • This workgroup is being co-chaired by Gail Heyman (Psychology) and Tricia Bertram Gallant (DUE)
  • If you have information to share or questions to ask the workgroup, please email tbg@ucsd.edu