Ethical and Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence at UNSW

UNSW recognises the value of AI and its ability to improve lives globally by facilitating innovative research and transformative education. As an early adopter, UNSW supports and nurtures the ethical and responsible use of AI in research, learning, teaching, administration, and thought leadership. The Ethical and Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence at UNSW assist UNSW in the development and deployment of AI. The principles are aspirational, outcomes-focused, and effectively balance the regulation of AI with innovation.

1. The use of AI systems at UNSW benefits UNSW, individuals, society, and the environment.
2. The use of AI systems at UNSW is equitable, and respectful of human rights, diversity, inclusivity, and accessibility.
3. AI systems and their lifecycle at UNSW are trustworthy and are used responsibly, safely, and reliably in accordance with their intended purpose.
4. The use of AI systems is transparent, and people understand when the AI system is engaging with or impacting them, the environment, and/or society.
5. AI systems and their lifecycle used at UNSW are identifiable, explainable, interpretable, accountable, and contestable.
6. AI systems and their lifecycle used at UNSW are secure and resilient.

Guide for UNSW students

Head here to see a practical one-page guide on how to use Gen AI responsibly in your studies:

PDF Guide for Students (80K, 1 page)

Below is a screenshot of the guide:

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