Users of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the University of Ghana (UG) now find themselves wanting as management has revised its academic integrity framework, particularly in its approach to plagiarism.
In a notice issued today (February 26, 2024) by the registrar, Emelia Agyei Mensah, it was announced that the University Council and the Academic Board have implemented crucial updates to the framework.
These updates aim to address the growing concerns surrounding plagiarism and ensure academic rigor.
One notable inclusion in the updated policy is the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in academic research and work. This highlights the university’s commitment to leveraging technology to promote originality and ethical academic practices.
Per reports, the management of the tertiary institution is yet to make public the plagiarism policy.