ASU guidelines and policies
ASU guidelines are formal statements of intent that reflect ASU’s goals and objectives. ASU policies communicate the requirements and expectations of the ASU community.
Guidelines and resources
Teaching and learning with generative AI
Generative AI has the potential to address some of the biggest challenges in education today. Nonetheless, as educators and students, we face a new frontier as we navigate a world in which the distinction between content generated by AI and humans is rapidly blurring. To support these conversations, please visit the Provost resource page.
Digital Trust Guidelines for Generative Artificial Intelligence Use
Arizona State University is committed to the practice of Principled Innovation, embracing innovation with curiosity and wisdom.
During a Summer Series of Digital Trust in AI conversations, individuals from across the campus were brought together to identify appropriate considerations for the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) at ASU. This group assembled guidelines that have been reviewed and approved by Enterprise Technology Digital Trust, Cybersecurity, AI Acceleration, Learning Experience and the Office of General Council.
ACD 121: Privacy Rights of Students
SSM 107-01: Release of Student Information
ABOR 6-912: Access to or Disclosure of Personnel Records or Information
ACD 811: Access to and Release of Official Personnel Records Information
SPP 1101: Personnel Records
ABOR 6-908: Intellectual Property Policy
ACD 204-01: Code of Ethics
ACD 204-02: Standards of Professional Conduct for Faculty Members and Academic …
SPP 801: Employee Conduct and Work Rules
RSP 101: General Research Policy
ASU Academic Integrity Policies and Standards
ASU Research Integrity Policies and Standards
ACD 125: Computer, Internet, and Electronic Communications Information Manageme…
Syllabus Statements Concerning Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Library AI Citation Guidelines
How law students use GenAI tools [video]
AI tools
View the AI tools that have completed the ASU VITRA process and are approved for use at the departmental level. If a department would like to use these tools, their department can submit an assessment request in accordance with their standard process.
Before using any AI tools, please review the AI Digital Trust guidelines to ensure you understand the responsibilities and expectations for data privacy, copyright, and intellectual property protections at ASU.
AI guidelines | Enterprise Brand
While AI tools can serve as a springboard for creativity and content generation, we must be aware of the potential risks, including the inadvertent disclosure of proprietary or confidential institutional data, violations of university policy, or violations of state and federal laws.
As you enhance your workflows with AI models, please review our brand execution guidelines to ensure your work is in alignment with ASU policies and best practices.
